November 5, 2022
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.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: Chicago Sun-Times - Daryl Van Schouwen
April 20, 2022
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.
--Andy Webb - RotoBallerSource: Daryl Van Schouwen
March 29, 2022
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.
--Keith Hernandez - RotoBallerSource: The Athletic - Ken Rosenthal
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