Harris signed a minor league deal with the Tigers on Friday, Matt Eddy of Baseball America reports.

Harris will mostly provide organizational depth for Detroit after he spent the entire 2014 season in the minors for the Dodgers. His last major league appearance came in 2013, when he played 44 games for Los Angeles and hit .206 with nine RBI across 117 plate appearances.

Dodgers released INF Brendan Harris.

Harris was removed from Triple-A Albuquerque's roster on Saturday to make room for Cuban prospect Alex Guerrero, who is recovered from his spring oblique injury. Harris will try to latch on with a new organization.

Dodgers signed INF Brendan Harris to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

Harris appeared in 44 games with the Angels this season before playing at the Triple-A level with the Yankees and Rangers. The .256/.314/.381 career hitter will attempt to win a backup infielder job during spring training.

Rangers signed INF Brendan Harris to a minor league contract; assigned him to Triple-A Round Rock.

Harris had been with the Yankees' Triple-A affiliate after being released by the Angels following a .206/.252/.355 batting line over 44 games at the big league level. He'll provide minor league depth.

Yankees signed INF Brendan Harris to a minor league contract; assigned him to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

Harris batted .206/.252/.355 with four homers and nine RBI in 107 at-bats with the Angels earlier this season. The Yankees will be happy to have him around as minor league depth.

Brendan Harris has elected free agency.

Harris declined an outright assignment by the Angels and will now look for an opportunity elsewhere. He batted only .206/.252/.355 with four homers and nine RBI in 107 at-bats for the Halos this season.

Angels designated infielder Brendan Harris for assignment.

Harris homered in his last start for the Angels on July 10. He saw significant time in April with the Angels infield banged up, but he had received a total of 50 at-bats in the 2 1/2 months since. Overall, he was hitting .206/.252/.355 with four homers and nine RBI in 107 at-bats. It's unlikely that he'll be picked up on waivers.

Brendan Harris homered for the second consecutive game, helping to lead the Angels to a 7-5 victory over the White Sox on Friday.

Harris, filling in for the injured Erick Aybar, has certainly provided a spark to the Angels' lineup over the last two games. He's now hitting .288 with three homers and six RBI in only 66 at-bats on the season. He'll continue to draw starts at shortstop while Aybar is sidelined.

Brendan Harris hit his first big-league homer since 2010 off the Twins' Kevin Correia on Monday.

Ironically, his previous homer came for the Twins against the Angels in a game just over three years ago. Harris is playing shortstop for the Angels with Erick Aybar out, and he's now 4-for-15 on the season.

Angels purchased the contract of INF Brendan Harris from Triple-A Salt Lake.

Harris, 32, hasn't appeared in the majors since 2010, but he'll be part of the Halos' bench. His playing time figures to be limited, however.

Angels signed INF Brendan Harris to a minor league contract.

Harris had a nice year at Triple-A with the Rockies in 2012, but he hasn't appeared in the majors since 2010. He'll begin 2013 at Triple-A Salt Lake.

Rockies signed INF Brendan Harris to a minor league contract.

Harris spent all of the 2011 season at Triple-A in the Orioles organization, producing an ugly .225/.282/.331 batting line with 10 homers. The Rockies will have a competition in spring training for the third base job, but Harris almost surely will be on the outside looking in.

Orioles reassigned INF Brendan Harris to minor league camp.

Harris was pretty much locked into a utility infield job last week, but he had a growth removed from his back and it sidetracked his progress. The O's will hope that he remains in the organization and eventually climbs his way back up.

Brendan Harris picked up his fourth double of the spring Monday versus the Red Sox.

Harris is 5-for-15 with four RBI. If Felix Pie and Cesar Izturis are the locks for the Baltimore bench, that would leave just one spot for Harris, Nolan Reimold, Robert Andino, Jake Fox or Nick Green. Harris is an underdog in that mix, but he could impress another team with his play.

Orioles president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail has confirmed that Brendan Harris will have to play his way onto the team with a good spring.

"We definitely can have room for both," MacPhail said. "Harris can play third. He can play other positions, but he pretty much has to make the team out of spring training. He'll be in a competition with [Robert] Andino and others." In addition to Andino, the newly signed Nick Green compete with Harris for a utility spot.

Orioles acquired INF Brendan Harris, SS J.J. Hardy and cash considerations from the Twins for RHPs Brett Jacobson and James Hoey.

Harris, 30, batted .157/.233/.213 with one home run and four RBI over 120 plate appearances this past season and didn't really fit in the team's plans anymore. He'll function as a utility infielder on his new club.

Twins sent 3B Brendan Harris outright to Triple-A Rochester.

Harris, 29, was given ample time to establish himself as a useful utility infielder this season in Minnesota, but he rattled off a .157/.233/.213 batting line in 108 at-bats. If he builds some confidence in the minors, perhaps the Twins will give him a shot later this summer.

Brendan Harris went 0-for-4 on Tuesday, leaving him 1-for-17 in his last five games and dropping his average to .186.

Harris hasn't capitalized on J.J. Hardy's absence, so he'll head back to the bench later this week. With the way he's played over the last year, it's a good thing he has the job security of a two-year, $3.2 million contract.

In his first start of the year, Brendan Harris hit a two-run homer off Joel Pineiro and walked Thursday against the Angels.

The Twins were having an awfully difficult time getting Pineiro's sinker into the air until Harris went and knocked a pitch over the left-field wall in the fifth, breaking a 1-1 tie. As thoroughly as Harris outplayed Nick Punto this spring, he clearly deserves to be starting more than once every four games. However, he might be right back out there Friday after Orlando Hudson got hurt tonight.