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The Boston Red Sox are featured on the August 29 MLB Immaculate Grid. One of the blocks pairs them with the ‘3000+ career hits’ milestone.
Therefore, fans aiming for a perfect score will need to name one member of the prestigious 3000-hit club who has played for the Red Sox at some point.
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This intersection can be quite challenging, as only five former Red Sox players have accomplished this feat.
National Baseball Hall of Famer Wade Boggs is an excellent shout for this intersection of today’s MLB Immaculate Grid.
Boggs spent the majority of his illustrious career with the Red Sox, playing 11 seasons for the franchise between 1982 and 1992. The 12-time All-Star compiled a total of 3,010 hits by the time he retired in 1999.
Speaking of Hall of Famers, how can one not mention Carl Yastrzemski? The 18-time All-Star spent the entirety of his legendary career with the Red Sox. During those 22 seasons, Yastrzemski amassed 3,419 hits.
Adrián Beltré also qualifies for this intersection, despite spending only one year with the Boston Red Sox. The former third baseman registered 3,166 hits during his two-decade-long major league career.
MLB Immaculate Grid Answers August 29: Which other Red Sox players have 3000+ hits in their career?
Just like Beltré, former left fielder Rickey Henderson spent one campaign with the Red Sox. However, the 10-time All-Star's 3,055 career hits make him a valid answer for this intersection.
1912 American League MVP Tris Speaker began his major league journey with the erstwhile Boston Americans and remained a cornerstone for the franchise following their rechristening to Red Sox. Speaker spent nine seasons with the franchise until 1915 and went on to compile 3,514 career hits.
Be sure to check out Baseball Reference for more answers. They have an extensive database that can help you find any player from any franchise with any specific accolade or milestone.
