Immaculate Grid
Game · 2023 · Niche
Brian Minter's baseball trivia grid averaged about 200,000 weekday players by July 2023.
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How it worksNumbers
- Average weekday players (creator-reported)
- 200K
- As of Jul 11, 2023 · Self-reported · Sports Business Journal
- Peak date
- Week of Jul 11, 2023
- Apr 4 ’23 to Week of Jul 11, 2023
- Platforms
- 6
- Started on Open web
- Origin
- Seeded
- Gaming
How it spread
Trace the originBrian Minter launched Immaculate Grid, a daily baseball trivia grid, on April 4, 2023. A friend shared it on Reddit and Foolish Baseball found it on Twitter, and it reached about 200,000 weekday players. Sports Reference bought it in July.
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April 2023
June 2023
Dave Berni (Mets clubhouse) platform jump · Jun 2023
Mets visiting clubhouse manager Dave Berni began printing grids for players beside crosswords and Sudoku.[8]
r/baseball participants owner response · Jun 3 ’23
A dedicated daily thread linked the game and collected answer lists, documenting communal play before June 13.[17]
Changelogupdated Oct 16 ’26
- Added 1 event · Added 1 source · Added 3 numbers
- Added: 12 events, 12 sources · Score 15
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