Adam Haseley Fantasy Stats

The Chicago White Sox designated outfielder Adam Haseley for assignment on Tuesday to make room for recently signed infielder Paul DeJong on the 40-man roster. Haseley hit .222/.282/.278 with no home runs, two doubles, two RBI, one stolen base and six runs scored in only 28 games played for the White Sox in his second year in Chicago. The 27-year-old left-handed hitter also underwhelmed in 72 games for Triple-A Charlotte down on the farm. In his five major-league seasons (three with the Philadelphia Phillies), Haseley has slashed .259/.319/.356 with only five home runs (all in his rookie season in 2019), 43 RBI, five stolen bases and 49 runs scored in 158 games played.

The Chicago White Sox outrighted outfielder Adam Haseley and relief pitcher Kyle Crick to Triple-A Charlotte on Friday. Haseley spent most of the 2022 season at Charlotte, but in 14 games with the White Sox, he went 5-for-21 with two RBI, four runs scored, three walks and seven strikeouts. In 130 games in four big-league seasons, Haseley has hit .262/.323/.364 with five homers, 41 RBI, 43 runs scored and four stolen bases. Crick missed the final four months of the season due to elbow inflammation and was put on the 60-day injured list. He had a 4.02 ERA (3.18 FIP), a 1.34 WHIP, 19 strikeouts and 11 walks in 15 2/3 innings over 14 relief appearances for Chicago.

Chicago White Sox outfielder Adam Haseley will be the 29th man on the roster for Wednesday's doubleheader against the Cleveland Guardians. The 26-year-old outfielder was acquired from the Philadelphia Phillies towards the end of spring training. He is a .264/.322/.373 career hitter, but doesn't offer much pop at the plate. Haseley isn't in the starting lineup for the first game, but will likely make an appearance in the later contest. Regardless, fantasy managers should expect Haseley to head back to the minors after Wednesday.

The Chicago White Sox are acquiring outfielder Adam Haseley from the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday. There is no word yet on the return for the Phillies. Haseley, the eighth overall pick in 2017, was competing with Mickey Moniak in Philadelphia for the left-handed side of a center field platoon alongside Matt Vierling to open the season with Odubel Herrera injured. With the move to Chicago, Haseley is further down the outfield depth chart behind Luis Robert, Adam Engel and Leury Garcia. The 25-year-old will give the White Sox some outfield insurance in case Andrew Vaughn (hip) isn't ready for the start of the season. Haseley played in only nine games for the Phillies last year and struggled in his time at Triple-A as well.

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Adam Haseley (COVID-19) was placed on the COVID-19 injured list on Saturday, according to Todd Zolecki of MLB.com. There's no word on whether Haseley tested positive or is just feeling ill and this move was precautionary. Haseley has only played nine games in Philadelphia this season, going 4-for-21 with a double and two runs scored. He hasn't looked much better at Triple-A either, as he's slashing .210/.319/.290 with one home run, one steal, four RBI and nine runs scored over 19 games. There's no reason he should be rostered in any format currently, except for maybe deep dynasty leagues.

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Adam Haseley was activated from the team's restricted list on Saturday. Haseley left the club in April for personal reasons. He's been reassigned to Triple-A Lehigh Valley with the hopes of joining the Phillies late in the summer. Through 21 at-bats in 2021, the outfielder has four hits and a batting average of .190. Fantasy managers should monitor Haseley's play in Triple-A ball, and hopefully, he can rejoin the Phillies in August.

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Adam Haseley (personal) is set to join Triple-A Lehigh Valley on Thursday. He was placed on the restricted list back in mid-April due to personal reasons. Haseley reported to the Phillies' spring training complex for workouts a few weeks ago. It wouldn't be shocking to see Haseley back on the Phillies active roster here soon. Roman Quinn (Achilles) is done for the rest of the season, so Haseley could see playing time in Philly. He'd likely only be a deep league option, but should be on the fantasy radar going forward.

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Adam Haseley is away from the team for personal reasons and has been placed on the restricted list. Mickey Moniak was recalled from the alternate site to fill Haseley's roster spot. With Haseley gone, expect Roman Quinn to get the bulk of the playing time in center field, though his .059 batting average and 9:1 K:BB to begin the season may mean Moniak gets a look. Moniak has some prospect pedigree and is worth an add in deeper dynasty leagues, but right now season-long fantasy baseball players shouldn't be rostering Moniak. Haseley can be left on waivers as well after starting the season 4-for-21.

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Adam Haseley (hamstring) left Thursday's game with tightness in his left hamstring, according to Matt Breen of The Philadelphia Inquirer. Haseley was 1-for-3 at the plate against the Braves, before he was replaced in the top of the eighth inning. Manager Joe Girardi said that Haseley is being considered day-to-day for now. Roman Quinn is the likely candidate to fill in for Haseley while he recovers.

Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Adam Haseley is in the Opening Day lineup and will bat eighth against Braves starter Max Fried. Fellow competitors for the center field job, Scott Kingery and Odubel Herrera, were optioned to the alternate training site, but Roman Quinn is on the MLB roster and will be in the mix for playing time in center. However, being in the Opening Day lineup backs up what we believed in Spring Training that the Phillies wanted their former first-round pick to take the job. Haseley's minor league career is littered with strong numbers and elite plate discipline metrics. He hasn't shown much at the MLB level, but if he is expected to be the everyday CF in Philly he has value in dynasty leagues and roto leagues 15-teams and deeper.