Which Orioles players have a .300+ batting average in their career? MLB Immaculate Grid Answers August 30

The Baltimore Orioles have several players who technically have a .300 career batting average. There's no minimum plate appearance total for this stat, so it opens the door for a lot of players. Today's Immaculate Grid requires you to name some of them.

A bit of a unique answer is Zack Britton. The Orioles reliever (yes, a pitcher) only had eight plate appearances in his career, but he made the most of them. He recorded five hits, including a home run and a double.

That's a .625 average and it translates to an otherworldly 391 wRC+. Only 2% of players had guessed him at the time of writing.

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MLB Immaculate Grid Answers August 30: Which other Orioles players have a .300+ batting average in their career?

Here are some other players who played for the Orioles and had a .300 batting average:

• Roberto Alomar, .300 exactly
• Rogers Hornsby, .358
• Goose Goslin, .316
• Bob Dillinger, .306
• Brent Bowers, .308
• Ethan Allen, .300 exactly

Vladimir Guerrero Sr. achieved this mark as well. His career batting average is .318.

This is a pretty difficult prompt. There are a lot of answers to it, but most are unknown players or pitchers who qualify on a technicality.

Vladimir Guerrero Sr. had a .300 career average and played for the Orioles

Nevertheless, this article, and Baseball Reference's database, should help you find correct and very rare answers to this prompt.