Danny Jansen makes MLB history in Red Sox-Blue Jays game

• It was rescheduled for Monday.
• Jansen was traded to Boston in July.

Driving the news: Jansen hit a single in the fifth inning, Boston's first hit of the game against Toronto, per the AP.

• He went 1 for 4 for Boston, which lost to the Blue Jays 4-1.

Zoom in: Jansen, 29, wore two jerseys on Monday.

• He plans to keep one and send the other to the Baseball Hall of Fame, the AP reported.
• An authenticator tagged Jansen’s equipment.

What they’re saying: “It’s cool, leaving a stamp like that on the game," he said, per the AP.

• "It’s interesting, and it’s strange. And I’m grateful for the opportunity to have that.”

Flashback: This has happened at least once in the minor leagues, when Dale Holman played for both the Syracuse Chiefs and Richmond Braves in 1986, per MLB.com.

• The first game in June, when Holman played for Syracuse, was suspended due to rain.
• By the time it resumed on Aug. 16, Holman had gone to the Braves.