Anyone tried the Immaculate Grid game?

[Frobby]

I snuck under 100 at 99 today.  

[Moose Milligan]

Super easy this morning. 9/9 with a 146. I’m thinking that number might drop throughout the day. Started it right at 9 am so all the players were at 100%. 

[backwardsk]

37 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

Super easy this morning. 9/9 with a 146. I’m thinking that number might drop throughout the day. Started it right at 9 am so all the players were at 100%. 

Yep, currently at 100, but with so many possible answers, it will move throughout the day.

[Frobby]

I got a 77 today, which I was pretty happy about.  I had an answer for a 30/30 100 RBI guy that would have saved me some points, but I was only about 80% sure and didn’t risk it.

[OsFanSinceThe80s]

Got a 75 score today. Willi McGee seems to be good answer for these he had an accomplished career with MVP, 100 RBI season and batting average title, but doesn't get guessed a lot.

Edited September 17, 2023 by OsFanSinceThe80s

[Moose Milligan]

Yesterday was 8/9.  A Marlins box for me is a guaranteed miss.

Orioles grid today. 9/9 126 rarity score

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Jack Morris, Pat Hentgen, Roger Clemens

Dan Gladden, Bert Blyleven, Frank Viola

John Shelby, Dave McNally, Steve Stone

 

 

[Just Regular]

Today scanning the answer key I learned there was once a pitcher named General Crowder, who notched a 20-win season for the non-Orioles Orioles in St. Louis.

I had a bad Dennis Martinez guess on 20-game winners, as I remembered him having a spike year and knew he won almost 250 games, but the spike year and black ink was the '81 strike season.

But any day discovering a new 80 baseball name is a good day.

[Frobby]

I went with Mike Torrez for O’s 20 game winner and scored 0.5%.   

[Frobby]

Managed a 115 rarity score and 9/9 today.  No spectacularly low answers but nothing higher than 17% either.  

[SteveA]

2 hours ago, Frobby said:

Managed a 115 rarity score and 9/9 today.  No spectacularly low answers but nothing higher than 17% either.  

I hadn't gotten 9/9 in well over a week and was growing frustrated.  So I didn't care too much for rarity, my goal was just to get 9/9 and I succeeded.   Rarity score 154:

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Pedro Martinez, Gio Gonzalez, Tim Raines

Cecil Cooper, Sal Bando, Lorenzo Cain

JD Martinez, Mike Fiers, Jose Altuve

 

[Frobby]

3 hours ago, SteveA said:

I hadn't gotten 9/9 in well over a week and was growing frustrated.  So I didn't care too much for rarity, my goal was just to get 9/9 and I succeeded.   Rarity score 154:

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Pedro Martinez, Gio Gonzalez, Tim Raines

Cecil Cooper, Sal Bando, Lorenzo Cain

JD Martinez, Mike Fiers, Jose Altuve

 

We had three answers in common.   I avoided the guy you picked for Houston 30 SB guy, figuring he’d be a very popular answer.  Came up with someone else I was pretty sure of and saved a lot of points, though it was at least a little bit of a risk.  

[Moose Milligan]

7/9 today, stonewalled on the Angels batter with 200 hits in a season.  Mike Trout and Rod Carew weren't answers.

 

[Frobby]

3 hours ago, Moose Milligan said:

7/9 today, stonewalled on the Angels batter with 200 hits in a season.  Mike Trout and Rod Carew weren't answers.

 

I saw they only had 4-5 in their history.  The White Sox only had one in the last 75 years or so.  

[Moose Milligan]

Well, they went ahead and did it.  You can go back and play previous grids and play ones you've missed.  All the scores are tracked, too.

[Frobby]

Got a 9/9, 142 today.  I was surprised how popular my answer for Reds/Tigers was, at 39%.   Heck, I was just happy to think of someone.