Which Giants players have hit 40+ HRs in a season? Immaculate Grid Answers July 27

On July 27, the MLB Immaculate Grid puzzle features San Francisco Giants players who have hit 40 or more home runs in a season.

Presented in a 3x3 grid format, the Immaculate Grid tests participants' knowledge of baseball history, team rosters, and player connections.

Here's a list of answers for today's MLB Immaculate Grid:

1. Barry Bonds: Bonds hit an astonishing 73 home runs in the 2001 season, setting the MLB single-season record. He was known for his exceptional power and keen batting eye, with an impressive career total of 762 home runs.
2. Willie Mays: An all-time great, Mays hit 52 home runs in the 1965 season, showcasing his remarkable athleticism and power. He remains one of the most beloved and iconic figures in Giants history.
3. Mark McGwire: Though he played only one season with the team in 1987, McGwire left a significant impact, smashing 49 home runs and displaying the power that would define his career.
4. Jeff Kent: A prolific hitter during his time with the Giants, Kent reached the 40-home run mark in 2000, displaying his ability to drive the ball out of the park consistently.
5. Willie McCovey: A true Giants legend, McCovey achieved the feat three times during his career, with his highest total of 45 coming in the 1969 season.

Other Giants players who have hit 40+ HRs in a season

1. Orlando Cepeda: In 1961, Cepeda recorded his best home run tally with the Giants, blasting 46 homers.
2. Johnny Mize: Though he played for the Giants when they were still based in New York, Mize's impact was significant. In 1947, he hit 51 home runs.
3. Jack Clark: In 1978, Clark made a name for himself by belting 35 home runs for the Giants and then went on to reach the 40-run mark in 1987, showcasing his ability to clear the fences.
4. Pablo Sandoval: Nicknamed "Kung Fu Panda," Sandoval surprised everyone when he hit 41 home runs in the 2009 season, displaying unexpected power for a player known for his contact hitting.