Two former Blue Jays players will end up with World Series rings no matter who wins

The Blue Jays will kick off their series against the Dodgers on Friday in Toronto at 8:00 PM as the full schedule for the series has officially been announced.

Former Blue Jays pitcher Jose Urena tied an MLB record this season by playing on a total of 5 MLB teams which included both the Dodgers and Blue Jays even though both times were small stints.

Urena only last 6 games with the Blue Jays in which he pitched a total of 12.1 innings with a 3.65 ERA which is why the decision to DFA him in May came as a bit of a surprise.

Since Urena spent time with both the Dodgers and Blue Jays, he will now win a World Series ring no matter who win.

Additionally, Urena is not the only player with this interesting situation as infielder Buddy Kennedy who is still part of the Blue Jays organization will also automatically win a ring for his time spent with both teams this season.

Kennedy was claimed off waivers by the Dodgers from Toronto back in August but was then released later that month and ended up signing back with the Blue Jays.

Now both of these players will end up with a World Series ring regardless of who wins the fall classic.