Which Toronto Blue Jays players have had 200+ hits in a season? MLB Immaculate Grid answers July 25

Today's edition of the popular daily internet game MLB Immaculate Grid requires participants to identify players who have played for the Toronto Blue Jays and had a 200+ hits season.

The final clue along the horizontal plane is a 200+ hits season, while the first clue along the vertical plane is the Toronto Blue Jays. Thus, the correct answer is the name of a Blue Jays player with a 200+ hits season in the major leagues.

Only a total of five players have achieved the feat for the Toronto Blue Jays, with the most recent being Vernon Wells in 2003. The center fielder started his major league career with the Blue Jays in 1999 and went on to play 12 seasons for them. In 2003, Wells finished with 215 hits, becoming only the fifth player in franchise history to achieve the mark.

He later went on to play for the Los Angeles Angels and the New York Yankees.

The other four players to achieve the feat are Shannon Stewart, Paul Molitor, John Olerud and Tony Fernandez.

Other Blue Jays players who had 200+ in a single season in the MLB

Shannon Stewart is another Toronto Blue Jays player who has had a 200+ hits season in the MLB. The left fielder spent the first nine years of his career with the Toronto team and finished the 2001 season with 202 hits.

In 1993, outfielder John Olerud and infielder Paul Molitor both had over 200 hits and made their way into the franchise record books.