Today's edition of the daily internet game MLB Immaculate Grid features Texas Rangers players who have won the MVP award. The final clue along the horizontal plane is an MVP winner, while the second clue along the vertical plane is a Texas Rangers player. Hence, the correct answer is the name of a player who won the MVP award while playing for the Rangers.The most recent player to achieve the feat is Josh Hamilton in 2010. Hamilton started his major league career with the Cincinnati Reds in 2007 but was traded to the Rangers in 2008.He went on to win the AL MVP award as well as the ALCS MVP award in 2010. He also made five All-Star appearances and was inducted into the Hall of Fame after his retirement.Other players who have achieved the feat include Alex Rodriguez, Ivan Rodriguez and Juan Gonzalez.Texas Sports History@TXSportsHistoryToday in 2010, Texas' Josh Hamilton Wins AL MVP. pic.twitter.com/w8sccut27N558Today in 2010, Texas' Josh Hamilton Wins AL MVP. pic.twitter.com/w8sccut27NOldTimeHardball@OleTimeHardball1998 American League MVPJuan Gonzalez (.318 with 45 HR and 157 RBI) pic.twitter.com/KTKOPsbhHz315151998 American League MVPJuan Gonzalez (.318 with 45 HR and 157 RBI) pic.twitter.com/KTKOPsbhHzOther Texas Rangers players who have won MVP award in MLBWhile Josh Hamilton is the most recent Texas Rangers player to win the MVP award, the only player in franchise history to win the award twice is Juan Gonzalez, who did so in 1996 and 1998. Gonzalez played for the Rangers from 1989 to 1999 and was later inducted into the team's Hall of Fame.Alex Rodriguez is another big name in the MLB who accomplished the feat. While Rodriguez reached the peak of his career with the New York Yankees, he spent three seasons with the Texas Rangers and won his first MVP award with them in 2003.