Evan White Stats

Seattle Mariners first baseman Evan White (hip) will miss the rest of the season as he undergoes surgery. White was originally placed on the injured list March 14, but the team discovered that "the injury is more ominous than we thought" according to general manager Jerry DiPoto. This is a major setback for White, who was already struggling to a .165/.235/.308 slash line this season. He can be dropped in all formats. Jake Bauers, Ty France, and Luis Torrens figure to pick up reps at first base.

4 months ago

Seattle Mariners first baseman Evan White (hip) will undergo season-ending surgery (perhaps labral) on his hip. This had been a possibility for a while now, and now it's official. White wound up playing in only 30 games this year and hit just .144/.202/.237 with two home runs and nine RBI in 104 plate appearances. He also struggled in the shortened 2020 season, going 32-for-182 (.176) with a .252 on-base percentage and .346 slugging percentage along with eight home runs and 26 RBI in 202 plate appearances. The 25-year-old wasn't relevant outside of AL-only leagues to begin with, so he can officially be dropped in those formats in single-year setups. Ty France should continue to start regularly at first base while hitting in the heart of the M's batting order.

4 months ago

Seattle Mariners first baseman Evan White (hip) could end up missing the rest of the season due to a hip injury, according to Daniel Kramer of MLB.com. White has been out since mid-May, and while it was initially believed he would be able to return, general manager Jerry DiPoto said on Saturday that the injury is more "ominous" than the team or White had initially believed. He was struggling this season with a .144 average and .439 OPS over 30 games, and at this point there's no reason he should still be rostered in any redraft formats.

4 months ago