Haseley was optioned to Triple-A Charlotte on Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Haseley was already facing a battle to earn a bench spot, but the acquisition of AJ Pollock on Friday pushed him further down the outfield depth chart. He'll need to do much better than the .224/.282/.295 line he managed for Triple-A Lehigh Valley last season if he's to make a case for a return to the majors.

Haseley was traded from the Phillies to the White Sox on Tuesday in exchange for McKinley Moore, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Phillies have a big hole in center field, with the inexperienced Matt Vierling and the mediocre Odubel Herrera (oblique) set to split time this season. The White Sox, on the other hand, have Luis Robert locked into the position, with Adam Engel and Leury Garcia both around as solid backup outfielders. The move therefore seems bad for Haseley's fantasy value on the surface, but it's possible he needs a change of scenery. He was the eighth overall pick in 2017 and sped through the minors in two seasons but has yet to take the next step in the majors. He took a leave of absence for personal reasons in April of last year and remained stuck in Triple-A once he returned, struggling to a .224/.282/.295 slash line.

Haseley (groin) has gone 3-for-19 with two walks, a stolen base, four runs and two RBI in five games for Triple-A Lehigh Valley since being activated from the affiliate's 7-day injured list Aug. 27.

EDGE Analysis

After being optioned to Triple-A in June, Haseley had been playing regularly for Lehigh Valley for about a week before missing time due to a groin strain and COVID-19 health and safety protocols. He was cleared to begin a two-week rehab assignment in mid-August that included stops at three lower-level affiliates before he rejoined Lehigh Valley. In addition to the extensive time he's missed this season, the No. 8 overall pick in the 2017 first-year player draft has posted a lowly .542 OPS in 19 games at Lehigh Valley, so he doesn't appear to be in the mix for a September call-up to the big club.

Haseley (groin) moved his rehab assignment to High-A Jersey Shore on Aug. 14 and has gone 2-for-18 with a double and three walks over five games with the affiliate.

EDGE Analysis

After the Phillies optioned Haseley to Triple-A Lehigh Valley on June 12, Haseley played regularly for about a week before suffering a right groin strain. Just over a month later, he was placed on Lehigh Valley's COVID-19-related IL, but he's since cleared all health and safety protocols. At this stage, Haseley is likely just attempting to move past the groin issue, but it's unclear when he might rejoin the Triple-A lineup. The Phillies may want to see Haseley finds some success with Jersey Shore before giving him a tougher assignment.

Haseley was placed on the COVID-19 injured list Saturday, Todd Zolecki of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's unclear whether or not he tested positive for the virus, and thus how long he'll be sidelined from minor-league action. Haseley has appeared in 14 games for Triple-A Lehigh Valley, hitting .220 with one home run and four RBI.

Haseley (personal) was reinstated from the restricted list and optioned to Triple-A Lehigh Valley on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Haseley appeared in nine games for the Phillies at the start of the year before spending a month away from the team for personal reasons. He returned to the team to build back up in mid-May and has been participating in rehab games at the Triple-A level, but he'll remain there for now as a regular member of Lehigh Valley's roster until the Phillies next need another outfielder.

Haseley (personal) will report to Triple-A Lehigh Valley on Thursday to begin a rehab assignment, Scott Lauber of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Haseley has been on the restricted list since April 14, but he rejoined the Phillies for workouts about three weeks ago. After taking some time to ramp back up, Haseley is now ready to get some competitive at-bats in the minors in what should be the final step he needs to clear before returning to the active roster. Odubel Herrera has since taken over as the Phillies' everyday center fielder, and on the heels of back-to-back three-hit games, he appears to have built up some security in that role. Even if Herrera is entrenched in center, Haseley could still factor into the mix for regular at-bats in right field once activated if Bryce Harper (forearm) is still on the injured list.

Haseley returned to the Phillies on Friday after taking a month off for personal reasons but remains on the restricted list for now, Matt Breen of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Haseley went just 4-for-21 at the plate in nine games before taking a month-long leave of absence. He's expected to work out at the team's spring training facility before heading to Triple-A Lehigh Valley to get back into game shape. Exactly when he'll be ready to return to the active roster remains to be seen. Whether or not he'll have a starting role at that point likely depends on Odubel Herrera, who has five hits in his last three games but still owns a .683 OPS on the season.

Haseley was placed on the restricted list for personal reasons Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Haseley started in Tuesday's nightcap against the Mets, but he's now away from the team for an undetermined amount of time. Mickey Moniak was recalled by the Phillies in a corresponding move and should serve as outfield depth, while Roman Quinn should take over as the primary center fielder in Haseley's absence.

Haseley is not in the lineup for the afternoon portion of Tuesday's doubleheader against the Mets.

EDGE Analysis

The Phillies will likely give several of their regulars a rest in one of the two contests. Roman Quinn is starting in center field for the first game of the day, but Haseley will likely return to the lineup for the evening game.