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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.
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