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The Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers are two of the teams mentioned on MLB's Immaculate Grid for August 2. This means that participants will have to find players who have suited up at least once for both outfits.
These are two long-standing franchises with a lot of crossover. There have been plenty of MLB stars to play for both the Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers.
Aroldis Chapman signed with the Kansas City Royals in the offseason and played very well. He was then traded to the Texas Rangers.
He will be a pretty common answer. A few other options are mentioned below:
- Albert Abreu
- Hanser Alberto
- Jesse Chavez
- Jake Diekman
- Bucky Dent
- Neftali Feliz
- Jeff Francoeur
- Greg Holland
- Ian Kennedy
- Mike Minor
- Gaylord Perry
- Carlos Pena
- Will Smith
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Carlos Beltran is another very good answer. He played for the Royals from 1998 to 2004 and suited up for the Rangers in 2016. The potential Hall of Famer is another answer that people might not think of immediately.
Be sure to visit Baseball Reference for more options. They have a database that will tell you every player who ever played for these two teams. This can boost your rarity score.
