According to the Blue Jays' television broadcast, outfielder and catcher Daulton Varsho is the team's fantasy football league commissioner. Getting your last-place finisher to actually serve a punishment in back-to-back years is no small feat.

Toronto's starting pitcher wore a "4-10" jersey while serving as the team's bat boy in their spring training game as a fantasy football punishment.

Bassitt attended the University of Akron and served as a relief pitcher. He was drafted by the White Sox in the 16th round of the 2011 MLB Draft. He made his MLB debut in 2014. Since then, Bassitt has pitched for the Athletics, Mets and Blue Jays.

Toronto Blue Jays fans could see a familiar face serving as the bat boy during today's spring training outing versus the New York Yankees.

Football season is over, but the effects are still lingering for Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Chris Bassitt. After going 4-10 in the team's fantasy league, Bassitt's punishment was to serve as Toronto's bat boy Saturday while wearing “4-10” on the back of his jersey,

Blue Jays pitcher Chris Bassitt served as bat boy for Toronto's first Spring Training game against the New York Yankees on Saturday, his punishment after finishing last in the team's fantasy football league.

Fans aren’t the only people who take fantasy football incredibly seriously. Baseball players are deeply invested in fantasy sports as well. That notion was made particularly evident after veteran starter Chris Bassitt faced a punishment for finishing last in the Blue Jays’ fantasy football league last season.