Which players have played for both Cubs and Mariners in their careers? MLB Immaculate Grid answers July 05

The MLB Immaculate Grid puzzle for July 5 has been unveiled, which has sparked interest among baseball fans. Today's grid focuses on players who have had the opportunity to play for both the Chicago Cubs and the Seattle Mariners.

This one-of-a-kind game has grown in popularity, enthralling fans with its daily challenges. Presented in a 3x3 grid format, participants are given nine chances to accurately fill in each intersection. A new grid is unveiled every day, providing a brand-new challenge and keeping players on their toes.

As the Chicago Cubs occupy the first column and the Seattle Mariners claim the second row, players must carefully analyze the rosters of both teams to successfully complete the grid.

Here are some players who fit the criteria:

Chicago Cubs and the Seattle Mariners.

Glenallen Hill: Known for his power, Hill played outfield for both the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners, showcasing his home run prowess.

Rick Wilkins: A reliable catcher for both teams, Wilkins provided solid defense and contributed offensively with his bat during his stints with the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners.

Bryan LaHair: LaHair showcased his hitting skills as a first baseman for both the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners, leaving a lasting impression with his powerful swings and clutch performances.

Ronny Cedeno: Cedeno displayed his versatility in the infield, playing shortstop for both the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners. He showcased his defensive prowess and occasional offensive contributions.

Jeff Fassero: As a left-handed pitcher, Fassero was a reliable starter and valuable member of the pitching staff for both teams.

Domingo Ramos: Ramos, an infielder, provided defensive stability and occasional offensive sparks during his time with the teams.

Jim Colborn: Colborn, a right-handed pitcher, graced both the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners with his skills on the mound, displaying consistency and contributing to the success of each team.

Larry Cox: Cox served as a backup catcher for both the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners, providing leadership and depth behind the plate during his tenure with the teams.

Mike Morgan: Morgan, a versatile right-handed pitcher, contributed as both a starter and a reliever throughout his career.

Milton Bradley: Known for his talent and occasional controversies, Bradley played outfield for both the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners.