As the daily internet game MLB Immaculate Grid continues to grow in popularity across the globe, here's a look at the correct answers for the July 21 edition:The final clue along the horizontal plane is a 30+ stolen bases season, while the final clue along the vertical plane is the Arizona Diamondbacks. Thus, the correct answer is a Diamondbacks player who has had 30+ stolen bases in a single season in the MLB.There are a total of seven players who have achieved the feat. The most recent player to do so was Paul Goldschmidt in 2016, with 32 stolen bases.The highly-rated infielder started his major league career with the Diamondbacks in 2011. During eight seasons in Arizona, he was named an All-Star six times while winning the Gold Glove award thrice and the Silver Slugger award four times.Other players who have achieved the feat include Jean Segura, Tony Womack and AJ Pollock.Quotes to make you better@QuotesTmybJust in case you didn't know, Paul Goldschmidt had 32 stolen bases in 2016, more than, Altuve (30),Trout(30), Ellsbury (20), and Lindor(19) pic.twitter.com/sera8gYTWO82Just in case you didn't know, Paul Goldschmidt had 32 stolen bases in 2016, more than, Altuve (30),Trout(30), Ellsbury (20), and Lindor(19) pic.twitter.com/sera8gYTWOScott F@TheFrizz87Happy 53rd bday Tony Womack! Led NL in stolen bases 3 straight years, 1997-99, averaging 63 per season in 72 tries. Had career high 72 in 1999. Led NL with 14 triples in 2000. Had game-tying hit off Rivera in game 7 of 2001 World Series. Hit .307 with the Cardinals in 2004. pic.twitter.com/ekbb8TeQBh7Happy 53rd bday Tony Womack! Led NL in stolen bases 3 straight years, 1997-99, averaging 63 per season in 72 tries. Had career high 72 in 1999. Led NL with 14 triples in 2000. Had game-tying hit off Rivera in game 7 of 2001 World Series. Hit .307 with the Cardinals in 2004. pic.twitter.com/ekbb8TeQBhOther Arizona Diamondbacks players who have 30+ stolen bases in a single MLB seasonWhile Paul Goldschmidt is the most recent Arizona Diamondbacks player to achieve the feat, the player with the highest number of stolen bases in a single season in franchise history is Tony Womack. Womack is a former MLB infielder who played for the Diamondbacks from 1999 to 2003. In his first season with them, he finished with 72 stolen bases, a franchise record that stands today.Jean Segura achieved the feat in 2016, finishing the season with 33 stolen bases to etch his name into the franchise record books.