First Round Draft Pick Category in Immaculate Grid

First Round Draft Pick Category in Immaculate Grid

First Round Draft Pick Category in Immaculate Grid
For first round draft pick categories in Immaculate Grid, the general rule is that the player must have a) played a game in the leagues covered in Immaculate Grid and b) been a first round draft pick. When paired with a team, the player may have either been drafted by that team, or played in a game with that team. Full rules for each of the sports are listed below, and these rules can also be seen by clicking the "Rules" link in Immaculate Grid.
Baseball
Since 1965. Player must have played a major league game. When paired with a team, player may have either been drafted in the first round by that team or played at least one game with that team in their career. Includes both players chosen in the first round and sandwich picks between round one and two. Includes June and January drafts (including secondary phases).
Men's Basketball
Since 1947. Player must have played a game in the NBA, ABA, or BAA. When paired with a team, player may have either been drafted in the first round by that team or played at least one game with that team in their career. NBA Draft only.
Women's Basketball
Since 1997. Player must have played a game in the WNBA. When paired with a team, player may have either been drafted in the first round by that team or played at least one game with that team in their career.
Football
Since 1936. Player must have played a game in the NFL, AFL, or AAFC. When paired with a team, player may have either been drafted in the first round by that team or played at least one game with that team in their career. Includes NFL, NFL Supplemental, AFL, and AFL Redshirt drafts.
Hockey
Since 1963. Player must have played a game in the NHL. When paired with a team, player may have either been drafted in the first round by that team or played at least one game with that team in their career.


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