Which Tigers players have also played for the Reds? MLB Immaculate Grid Answers September 22

The Detroit Tigers and Cincinnati Reds are two of the oldest franchises in the league. Over the years, there have been a handful of names that represented both organizations.

In the latest edition of the popular trivia game Immaculate Grid, fans were asked to name a professional player that played for both clubs. There are a few players that immediately spring to mind but, as always with the grid, the rarer the answer, the better it is for the game.

Overall, there have been 175 different players to take the field for both Detroit and Cincinnati.

MLB Immaculate Grid Answers September 22: Which Tigers players have also played for the Reds?

Cincinnati Reds relief pitcher Buck Farmer reacts to the final out against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park

Nick Castellanos was the most popular pick with 45 percent of fans selecting the outfielder for their grid. Before winning the pennant with the Philadelphia Phillies, Castellanos spent nine seasons with the Reds and Tigers.

Pitcher Buck Farmer is the most recent name to represent both organizations. The 32-year-old spent the first eight years of his career with Detroit before making the move to Ohio last season.

For some of the old school fans, Bob Wood would have been a great shout. The versatile right-handed hitter made his first appearance for the Reds back in 1898. He went on to play 57 games for Detroit between 1904-1905.

Irish born catcher and first baseman Jimmy Archer would have been a name many fans may have missed out on. Archer played just nine games for a Reds and 18 games for the Tigers.

Shortstop Johnny Lipon would have been another great answer. Lipon played in 758 games over a nine-year MLB career but is an interesting answer because he played just one game and had just one National League at-bat for the Reds in 1954.

For a full list of answers fans can visit the Baseball Reference website.

Paul Bako, Steve Boros, Brandon Dixon, Woodie Fryman, Bob Hazle, Todd Jones, Melvin Nieves, Edgar Renteria, Nolan Richardson and Ralph Works were some of the other acceptable answers.