Blue Jays' Chris Bassitt Serves as Bat Boy After Fantasy Football Loss

The MLB pitcher donned a '4-10' jersey during a spring training game to fulfill his last-place punishment in the team's fantasy football league.

Chris Bassitt, a Toronto Blue Jays pitcher, served as the team's bat boy during a spring training game against the Yankees after finishing last in their fantasy football league with a 4-10 record.
The punishment, a team tradition, required Bassitt to wear a custom jersey displaying his fantasy football record while performing bat boy duties.
The game took place on Bassitt's 36th birthday, adding to the lighthearted embarrassment orchestrated by his teammates.
Blue Jays catcher Daulton Varsho, the league's commissioner, ensures the punishments are carried out annually to maintain the league's competitiveness.
Bassitt is entering his 11th MLB season and third with Toronto, aiming to improve on his 2024 performance, which included a 4.16 ERA and 168 strikeouts.