Ex-Jay Danny Jansen becomes 1st in MLB history to play in same game for both teams
Former Blue Jays and current Red Sox catcher Danny Jansen didn't just play for both teams in the same game — a first in Major League Baseball history.
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MLB Star Danny Jansen Plays For Both Teams In Same Match, Scripts Never-Seen-Before Record
USA's Major League Baseball catcher, Danny Jansen, registered a never-seen-before feat in the sporting world, as he went on to play for two teams in the same match. It all started when Jansen was batting for the Toronto Blue Jays on 26 June against Boston Red Sox, but the game was soon suspended due to rain. A month later, on July 27, Jansen was traded to the Red Sox, putting him in line to play against his own team in the rain-suspended match. Though Jansen didn't feature in quite a few games fro Red Sox since his move, he found a spot in the team when the rain-suspended match resumed on Monday.
Danny Jansen will make MLB history when he appears for two different teams in the same game
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Danny Jansen will make baseball history Monday when he appears in the same game for both teams.
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