White and his wife, Molly, were married on Jan. 12, 2018...Acquired by the Atlanta Braves from the Texas Rangers on Jan. 3, 2023...Was the starting shortstop for the Clemson Tigers in 2015 and 2016, helping the club to an ACC Tournament title and NCAA Regional appearance in 2016...Was teammates with Arizona's Seth Beer in his final season at Clemson...Was an all-state selection as a senior at Wren (S.C.) HS (graduated 2013).
2025
Played in his sixth Major League season (third with Atlanta), hitting .234 (60-for-256) in 105 games with the Braves...Established career highs in games played (105), runs (43), hits (60), doubles (eight), triples (three), home runs (10), RBI (35) and total bases (104)...From Aug. 2 through the remainder of the season, his 9.83 AB/HR ratio ranked third in Major League Baseball (min. 50 PA) behind New York- AL’s Giancarlo Stanton (8.87) and Los Angeles- NL’s Max Muncy (9.50)...Hit half of his career home runs in 2025 (10 of 20)...From Aug. 2-5, White had three home runs in a three-game span...Marked the first time in his career he’s had three homers in three games...That stretch accounts for 15% of his career homers... Tallied the second multi-homer game of his career and plated a career-best four runs, Aug. 2 at Cincinnati...Six of his last 11 hits were home runs to round out the season, and seven of those 11 went for extra bases, dating to Aug. 2 at Cincinnati...From July 29-Aug. 6, drove in 10 runs in an eight-game span, his most in any eight-game stretch in his career.
2024
30-year-old Eli White played in his fifth Major League season (second with Atlanta), slashing .282/.333/.436 (11-for-39) in 35 games...He hit one home run, one double and one triple, while recording four RBI and nine runs...Went 3-for-4 in stolen base attempts...Established his career-high in batting average (.282), on-base percentage (.333), slugging percentage (.436) and OPS (.769)…Matched his career-high in triples (one)…Also, notched the longest hitting streak of his career (four)…Started five of Atlanta's games during the regular season; three in left field and two in center field...Appeared 30 times off the bench – 17 as a defensive replacement, 12 as a pinch-runner and twice as a pinch-hitter (1-ffor-2, .500)...Recalled to Atlanta on Sept. 1 as rosters expanded from 26 active players to 28; his third and final stint on the big league roster, also: July 5-21 and Aug. 8-14...Appeared in 20 of the club’s 26 September games, without making a start...Entered 11 times as a defensive replacement, eight times as a pinch runner and once as a pinch-hitter (0-for-1, .000)…Made his postseason debut in Game 1 of the Wild Card Series at San Diego...Entered as a pinch-runner in the ninth inning, his lone appearance during the series...Collected his first hit of the season (single), July 7 vs. Philadelphia...Later, hit his lone home run of the season (solo), 10th of his Major League career and first since June 12, 2022 at Chicago (AL), as a member of the Rangers – a span of 756 days...Entered as a pinch-hitter in the eighth inning, July 9 at Arizona...Capped Atlanta’s scoring with an RBI-triple, his first career knock as a pinch-hitter...Marked the second triple of his MLB career, also: April 10, 2021 vs. San Diego...Played 78 games for Atlanta's Triple-A Gwinnett affiliate and one contest for the FCL Braves...Combined to hit .290 (86-for-297), with eight home runs, 17 doubles and two triples...Recorded 40 RBI and 56 runs...Went 24-for-26 in stolen base attempts...Earned Triple-A Gwinnett team MVP honors, presented by manager Kanekoa Texeira...Produced a walk-off, RBI-single in the bottom of the 10th inning, May 21 vs. Jacksonville...Went 6-for-7, with two home runs, two doubles, seven RBI and three runs in a 21-6 Stripers win, July 3 at St. Paul...Set Gwinnett single-game records for hits (six) and total bases (14), while matching the record for extra-base hits (four)...Following that date, he hit .330 (36-for-109), with three home runs, seven doubles, two triples, 20 RBI and 22 runs over his final 27 games, before being recalled to Atlanta on Sept. 1...Enters 2025 needing one leadoff home run to match the Gwinnett career record, held by Ozzie Albies (five in 160 games).
2023
29-year-old Eli White completed his fourth Major League season (first with Atlanta), posting a slash line of .071/.235/.071 (1-for-14), with two walks in six games...Started five of Atlanta's games during the regular season - all in center field...Appeared once as a pinch-hitter (O for-1)...Was not included on the club's postseason roster...Recalled by Atlanta on April 6 ..Placed on the Paternity List on April 25...Activated and optioned to Triple-A Gwinnett on April 28....Released on July 22...Re-signed to a MiLB deal on July 25 and sent to the Florida Complex League for a rehabilitation stint...Slashed .254/.363/.450 (43-for-169) in 43 games with Triple-A Gwinnett...He hit nine home runs, four doubles and one triple, while recording 23 RBI and 40 runs...Went 14-for-15 in stolen base attempts...Led off the game with an extra-base hit six times, including four leadoff homers April 2 vs. Jacksonville, April 4 at Norfolk, April 30 vs. Buffalo and May 10 at Nashville...Enters 2024 needing one leadoff home run to match the Gwinnett career record, held by Ozzie Albies (five in 160 games)...Had two multi-homer games, April 2 vs. Jacksonville (leadoff, three-run) and May 31 (Gl) at Norfolk (two-run, solo)...Tied for the Gwinnett lead with six outfield assists...Posted a 1.000 fielding percentage...across all three outfield positions, appearing in 36 games in center field, two in left field and two in right field...Reached base safely in 14 games to start stint with Triple-A Gwinnett, spanning March 31-May 10...Hit .305 (18-for-59) during the stretch, with six home runs and three doubles, while recording 12 RBI, 16 runs and seven stolen bases, with a 1.052 OPS...On Triple-A Gwinnett's 7-day Injured List (left shoulder) from July 7 through season's end.
2022
28-year-old Eli White appeared in 47 games for the Texas Rangers in 2022, slashing .200/.274/.305 (21-for-105) with three home runs, 10 RBI and 16 runs scored...Stole 12 bases and was only caught once...Also drew 11 walks...Limited to only 50 games across all levels due to injury...Was placed on the 10-day Injured List on June 13 with a right wrist fracture...Subsequently transferred to the 60-day Injured List on June 21...His last professional game took place on June 12...Was DFA'd by Texas on Dec. 23...Acquired by Atlanta on Dec. 28, 2022.
2021
Opened season in Major League camp for a second-straight spring, vying for the Opening Day center field job… made his 1st career O.D. roster and went on to see action in 64 G spanning 3 stints with the Rangers (Opening Day-5/7, 5/9-13, 6/8-8/4)…set single-season career highs in most categories in his 2nd consecutive year of extended action at the MLB level, batting .177 with 6 HR and 15 RBI…produced the T3rd-fastest average sprint speed (30.5 ft./sec.) and 10th-most ‘Bolts’ (37) in the Major Leagues according to Statcast…on 6/16 at HOU, hit his 1st 2 career HR…according to the Elias Sports Bureau, White became just the 2nd player in franchise history with a two-homer game for his first two MLB home runs (also Carlos Peña, 9/19/01 vs. OAK)…campaign was cut short by stint on Injured List from 8/4-end of season…underwent right elbow surgery to repair UCL on 9/8 performed by Dr. Keith Meister…had an internal brace procedure performed.
2020
Had 19 games/15 starts in left field (11 GS), right field (3 GS), and center field (1 GS) with Texas in his ML debut... made ML debut with start in LF on 9/1 at HOU, his 1st pro action in LF (Majors or Minors)…recorded 1st career hit (RBI double) on 9/9 vs. LAA, snapping a career-opening 0-for-17 span that was T2nd-longest in TEX history to begin a career…batted .111 (4-36) in 1st 15 G/12 GS prior to a 5-for-12 finish over his final 4 G/3 GS…recorded 1st career RBI on sacrifice fly 9/8 vs. LAA.
2019
Spent the entire season with Nashville, hitting a career-high 14 home runs after entering 2019 with 15 home runs over his 1st 3 pro seasons…batted .265 (61-230) thru 1st 61 G, then hit .196 (29-148) over next 38 G to drop season BA to .237…slashed .356/.449/.525/.975 (21-59) over final 17 G rise from .237 to .253…made 112 starts at SS (89), CF (22), and 2B (1)…was on the injured list from 8/23-end of season with a shoulder injury (retroactive to 8/20)…hit .281 (32-114) vs. LHP and .245 (79-323) vs. RHP…went 32-for-94 (.340) when leading off an inning.
2018
Earned both midseason and postseason All-Star honors in the Texas League…tabbed the 20th-best prospect in the TL by Baseball America…voted Best Defensive Second Baseman in the same publication…selected as an Oakland organizational All-Star by MILB.com…ranked among the TL leaders in hits (1st, 154), triples (T1st, 8), OBP (2nd, .388), batting (2nd, .306), walks (T3rd, 62), OPS (4th, .838), total bases (4th, 227), and doubles (5th, 30)…saw action at second, third, shortstop, and center field…was 21-for-61 (.344) with 2 doubles, a triple, home run, and 10 RBI over 15 games with Mesa in the Arizona Fall League…spent the majority of his time with the Solar Sox at shortstop...2017: Led all Oakland farmhands with 32 doubles…ranked 5th in the California League in doubles…was among the Stockton team leaders in doubles (1st), stolen bases (1st, 12), hits (3rd, 121), triples (3rd, 6), runs (4th, 71), and walks (4th, 41)…batted .308/.355/.484/.839 over final 38 games beginning 7/5…2016: Named a New York-Penn League All-Star midseason All-Star in his 1st pro season...played in one game with the AZL Athletics before promotion to Vermont on 6/21.
