Add this one to your Wordle daily rotation. Comes up daily at midnight. 3 by 3 grid. You miss one, you can't be perfect, only 9 attempts. Hence immaculate grid. I helped make this one popular, both on Twitter and in the MLBN offices. It's a topic of daily discussion among departments for the latter.
Example from Friday:
Reading this as:
1-2-3
4-5-6
7-8-9
1 needs a player who played for the Angels and Tigers.
2 requires a player that did so for the Cardinals/Angels.
3 needs a player who hit .300 in a season for the Angels.
4 for Rays/Tigers
5 for Cardinals/Rays
6 for a Ray hitting .300
7 for 20+ wins in a season for a Tiger
8 20+ win season for a Cardinal
9 20+ wins in a season while hitting .300
You can spoil them give green squares to indicate correct, etc. My goal is to not just get all 9 but the lowest score because I think 9 alone is personally too easy. I make it a goal to not only get all 9 but include at least one deadball-era guy AND hope to get all sub-1.0% sets. My personal best for a low was Joey Devine for A's/Braves a few days ago when I was 1 in like 14,000 to name him.
How did you do and with whom?
Example from Friday:
Reading this as:
1-2-3
4-5-6
7-8-9
1 needs a player who played for the Angels and Tigers.
2 requires a player that did so for the Cardinals/Angels.
3 needs a player who hit .300 in a season for the Angels.
4 for Rays/Tigers
5 for Cardinals/Rays
6 for a Ray hitting .300
7 for 20+ wins in a season for a Tiger
8 20+ win season for a Cardinal
9 20+ wins in a season while hitting .300
You can spoil them give green squares to indicate correct, etc. My goal is to not just get all 9 but the lowest score because I think 9 alone is personally too easy. I make it a goal to not only get all 9 but include at least one deadball-era guy AND hope to get all sub-1.0% sets. My personal best for a low was Joey Devine for A's/Braves a few days ago when I was 1 in like 14,000 to name him.
How did you do and with whom?