Danny Jansen to Make MLB History by Playing for Two Teams in One Game

The Red Sox catcher will become the first player to appear for both teams in a single Major League game when Boston and Toronto resume their suspended matchup.

Jansen was traded from the Blue Jays to the Red Sox in July, weeks after the game was suspended.
He will catch for the Red Sox while a pinch hitter takes his place for the Blue Jays.
This unique situation arose because Jansen was at bat for Toronto when the game was halted.
Red Sox manager Alex Cora confirmed Jansen's role in the historic game.
Jansen has hit .257 with two home runs since joining Boston.

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