Max Flack and Cliff Heathcote are the only players to play for both teams in a doubleheader, having been traded by the Cubs and Cardinals, respectively, between games on May 30, 1922.
The Mets in 1979, traded for Jose Cardenal in between games of a doubleheader. Cardenal crossed the hall and dressed -- but did not play -- for the Mets in the second game. "A couple of Mets players, John Stearns and a few guys, were saying, 'What are you doing here? Wrong clubhouse!'" Mets manager Joe Torre was going to play Cardenal, who asked out of the lineup. "I could not do it. I was in shock."
In 1962, catcher Harry Chiti of the Cleveland Indians was traded to the New York Mets for a player to be named later. He was sent back to the Indians a couple of months later, thus becoming the first player in Baseball history to be traded for himself.
1998
Yes.
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The Coyotes traded for Brandon Prust at the trade deadline, then traded him back to Calgary in the off-season.
Adam Laroche was traded twice in 2009 from Pittsburgh to Boston and then to Atlanta.
In MLB, that would depend on the player's contract, how long the player has been in the league and how long the player has played with the team that is trying to trade him. A player can negotiate a no trade clause in his contract which would not allow the team to trade him. Of course, the player could choose to waive the no trade clause, usually for compensation from his team, which would allow him to be traded. Any player who has been in MLB for ten full seasons and played with his current team for five full seasons may not be traded without his consent. You might hear these players being referred to as 'ten five' players. If a player does not have a no trade clause in his contract or is not a 'ten five' player, he made be traded without his permission.
Kadabra will evolve once it's been traded to another player's game.
The benefits of having a baseball player clear waivers prior to trading him versus trading due to a waiver claim is after July 31, any players that clear waivers can be traded to any team whereas a player that has been claimed can only be traded to the team that is awarded the team which will make trade talks difficult since they can only discuss trading the player with one team as opposed to multiple teams.
Yes if they played at least one regular season game
I could not find any reliable data about middle school baseball pitchers being hit with baseballs. However, I'd guess that every ball player has been hit at least once.
no he has not been traded and i am very sure they will not trade him
Not in the same game. MLB has specific rules about this. However, there have been three players that have been traded in the middle of a double header. Max Flack and Cliff Heathcote in 1922, both played the second game of the double header for their new teams. Jose Cardenal was traded in 1979 (the year could be off) but did not play the second game of the double header.