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Jake Rogers sets 122-year MLB record with four teams in 21 days

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 5:35 AM

Last updated Aug 17, 2026

Jake Rogers sets 122-year MLB record with four teams in 21 days

Summary

Former Detroit Tigers catcher Jake Rogers made his first appearance with the Chicago White Sox on August 16, 2026, completing a whirlwind few weeks that led to him setting a new MLB record. Rogers played for four different teams—Detroit, Baltimore, Boston, and Chicago—in just 21 days, breaking a record that stood since 1904. His recent debut at Comerica Park was notable, as he returned to face the team where he spent his first six MLB seasons. Rogers expressed a mix of emotions about his rapid transitions but remains optimistic about his new role with the White Sox.

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•Rogers broke an MLB record originally set in 1904.
•He was traded from Detroit to Baltimore, then to Boston, before landing with Chicago.
•His debut for the White Sox took place in Detroit on August 16.
•Rogers acknowledges the emotional journey of his recent trades.

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5:35 AMYahoo Sports — Former Tigers Catcher Jake Rogers Breaks 122-Year MLB Record

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It’s been nothing short of a complete whirlwind over the last few weeks for former Detroit Tigers catcher Jake Rogers, who recently helped his new team, the Chicago White Sox, complete a three-game series sweep at Comerica Park this weekend.Rogers, who made his first appearance back in Detroit since being traded in late July, was […] The post Former Tigers Catcher Jake Rogers Breaks 122-Year MLB Record appeared first on HEAVY.
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