Robinson signed a minor-league contract with the Diamondbacks on Monday. The Diamondbacks assigned him to Triple-A Reno, where he'll presumably spend all of the 2015 season. Robinson was once held in some regard as a prospect after hitting 26 homers as a 23-year-old at Triple-A in 2011, but his sky-high strikeout rate (32.6%) over his 319 career MLB plate appearances seems to have damaged his chances of becoming a regular player in the majors.

Dodgers signed OF Trayvon Robinson to a minor league contract. He seems likely to receive an invitation to spring training. A former Dodgers draft pick, Robinson spent all of 2013 between Double- and Triple-A with the Orioles, batting just .247/.329./394 but hitting 11 homers and stealing 21 bases. He'll represent organizational depth.

Chris Cotillo of MLBDailyDish.com reports that the Padres are among multiple teams talking to Trayvon Robinson. Robinson, 26, spent all of 2013 between Double- and Triple-A with the Orioles, batting just .247/.329./394 but hitting 11 homers and stealing 21 bases. He'll have to settle for a minor league deal.

Orioles outfielder Trayvon Robinson has been demoted from Triple-A Norfolk to Double-A Bowie. Robinson was batting just .220/.307/.333 in 52 games at the Triple-A level. The 25-year-old was once considered a decent prospect, but he seems doubtful to make it back to the majors at any point in the near future.

Trayvon Robinson's back stiffened up again Wednesday after he took batting practice. Robinson has now been bothered by lower back discomfort for close to a week. The Orioles are calling him day-to-day. He'll open the season at Triple-A Norfolk.

Trayvon Robinson (back) is available on Monday. Robinson suffered a minor lower back strain this weekend. He'll be reassigned to minor league camp soon enough and will open the year at Triple-A.

Trayvon Robinson is dealing with a lower back strain. Robinson was removed in the first inning of Sunday's game after was injured on a pickoff attempt. The Orioles are calling it a day-to-day situation.

Trayvon Robinson left Sunday's game with a lower back injury. Robinson singled in the first inning but then had to walk off with a trainer. It's not clear at this point how long he might be out.

Unfazed by some odd managerial shenanigans, Trayvon Robinson hit his second spring homer Tuesday against the Red Sox. Robinson and Nate McLouth alternated between left field and center field each inning today. Manager Buck Showalter said afterwards that it was because he wanted both to get used to playing the Green Monster at Fenway (the Red Sox's new spring training park has a Monster-like wall in left). Apparently just having Robinson and McLouth switch midway through the game would have been too easy.

Orioles sent OF Trayon Robinson outright to Triple-A Norfolk. Robinson was designated for assignment last week so that the Orioles could clear a roster spot for Todd Redmond. Robinson has hit just .215/.272/.330 in the majors.