Which players have played for both Phillies and Mariners in their careers? MLB Immaculate Grid answers for July 18

The MLB Immaculate Grid's July 18 puzzle is out and involves a cross between the Philadelphia Phillies and Seattle Mariners.

To answer the cross-section correctly, participants have to guess the names of players who have played for both teams during their careers.

The Phillies were established in 1883, joining the National League seven years after its formation. They are eight-time winners of the NL, with two successful spells coming in the late 1970s and 2000s.

They are the current NL pennant holders, having reached the World Series last year.

The Seattle Mariners are a fairly new organization, having been established in 1971 as an extension team. They play in the American League West division but are yet to win an AL pennant or a World Series.

Over the years, few players have represented both teams. This includes former pitcher Jamie Moyer who spent the majority of his 26-year career at the two clubs. The LHP played for eight different teams during that time but spent 10 years in Seattle before making the move to Philadelphia.

Moyer started his career with the Chicago Cubs, and after a few short spells with other clubs, he made his way to the Mariners in 1996. In 2006 he left the organization for the Phillies. He has since been added to the Mariners' Hall of Fame.

Other players who have played for both the Mariners and Phillies

Former batter Raul Ibanez, considered a Mariners legend, played three seasons with the Phillies. This three-year stint came after his second five-year stint in Seattle. He notched up more than 300 home runs.

One of the more recent players to have donned jerseys of both teams is J.P. Crawford. He is currently with the Mariners, having made his major league debut with the Phillies.