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Jerry White
Outfielder
Born: August 23, 1952 (1952-08-23) (age 57) Shirley, Massachusetts
Batted: Right	Threw: Right
MLB debut
September 16, 1974 for the Montreal Expos
Last MLB appearance
June 9, 1986 for the St. Louis Cardinals
Career statistics
Batting average	.253
Home runs	21
Runs batted in	109
Teams
Montreal Expos (1974-78, 1979-83) Chicago Cubs (1978) Seibu Lions (1984) Taiyo Whales (1985) St. Louis Cardinals (1986)

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Jerome Cardell "Jerry" White (born August 23, 1952 in Shirley, Massachusetts) is a former Major League Baseball (MLB) player and current first base coach of the Minnesota Twins. He played for 11 seasons in the MLB, including stints with the Montreal Expos, Chicago Cubs, and Saint Louis Cardinals. He also played two seasons in Japan for the Seibu Lions and Taiyo Whales.

White has two sons- Justin and Jerome, and also a daughter Noell.

Sporting positions
Preceded by Wayne Terwilliger	Minnesota Twins first base coach 1995	Succeeded by Ron Gardenhire
Preceded by Ron Gardenhire	Minnesota Twins first base coach 1999-present	Succeeded by incumbent

v • d • e Minnesota Twins current roster

40-man roster	1 Trevor Plouffe \| 2 Denard Span \| 5 Michael Cuddyer \| 7 Joe Mauer \| 8 Nick Punto \| 11 Jason Pridie \| 15 Glen Perkins \| 16 Jason Kubel \| 17 Pat Neshek \| 20 Matt Tolbert \| 21 Delmon Young \| 23 Brendan Harris \| 25 Alexi Casilla \| 27 J. J. Hardy \| 28 Jesse Crain \| 30 Scott Baker \| 33 Justin Morneau \| 36 Joe Nathan \| 44 Bob Keppel \| 47 Francisco Liriano \| 48 Carl Pavano \| 49 Jeff Manship \| 50 José Mijares \| 51 Anthony Swarzak \| 52 Brian Duensing \| 53 Nick Blackburn \| 54 Matt Guerrier \| 57 Luke Hughes \| 58 José Morales \| 59 Kevin Slowey \| 60 Jon Rauch \| 71 Drew Butera \| 76 Wilson Ramos \| 77 Steven Tolleson \| -- Alex Burnett \| -- Rob Delaney \| -- Deolis Guerra \| -- Estarlin De Los Santos \| -- Danny Valencia \| -- Loek van Mil

Inactive roster

Disabled list

Coaching Staff	Manager 35 Ron Gardenhire \| Bench Coach 9 Steve Liddle \| 1st Base Coach 13 Jerry White \| 3rd Base Coach 45 Scott Ullger \| Hitting Coach 46 Joe Vavra \| Pitching Coach 40 Rick Anderson \| Bullpen Coach 43 Rick Stelmaszek \| Coach 75 Nate Dammann

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