Greene has signed a minor league contract with the Phillies, Jayson Stark of ESPN.com reports.

Greene, a first-round pick by the Cardinals in 2005, spent the entire 2014 season at the Triple-A level, slashing .298/.345/.446 with 10 homers and 63 RBI in 126 games. The 31-year-old can play both middle infield positions as well as the outfield, but he's just a .224/.289/.356 career hitter at the major league level (746 plate appearances) and will likely play out most, if not all, of the year as organizational depth in the minors.

Padres acquired INF Tyler Greene from the Braves for a player to be named later.

Greene was assigned to Triple-A El Paso, where he will function as organizational infield depth for the Padres. The 30-year-old former first-round pick of the Cardinals owns a brutal .224/.289/.356 career batting line in 746 plate appearances at the major league level.

Braves signed INF Tyler Greene to a minor league contract; assigned him to Triple-A Gwinnett.

Greene was released by the White Sox earlier this week after failing to impress at the Triple-A level. He seems doubtful to suddenly put it all together with Atlanta.

White Sox released INF Tyler Greene.

Greene batted .222/.263/.352 in 22 games with the White Sox earlier this season and was most recently playing with Triple-A Charlotte. The 29-year-old will attempt to latch on elsewhere.

White Sox sent INF Tyler Greene outright to Triple-A Charlotte.

Greene was designated for assignment earlier this week, but cleared waivers and will remain in the organization. He batted just .222/.263/.352 in 22 games with the White Sox.

White Sox designated INF Tyler Greene for assignment.

Tyler Greene went 2-for-4 with a two-run homer in a win over the Rays on Friday.

The fifth-inning blast gave the White Sox the lead. Greene, who got the start at second base with Jeff Keppinger (back) sidelined, is 5-for-12 (.417) since being called up from the minors earlier this month. He's unlikely to be relevant in AL-only formats unless Keppinger needs to miss an extended period of time.

White Sox purchased the contract of INF Tyler Greene from Triple-A Charlotte.

He's taking the roster spot of the injured Angel Sanchez. Greene could see a handful of starts with both Sanchez and Gordon Beckham out of action.

White Sox signed INF Tyler Greene to a minor league contract; assigned him to Triple-A Charlotte.

The Astros released Greene on March 26 after deciding to go with Ronny Cedeno and Marwin Gonzalez as their shortstops. Which says all you need to know about Greene.

Astros released INF Tyler Greene.

Greene will become a free agent assuming he passes through waivers on Thursday. The 29-year-old entered camp as the favorite for the Astros' starting shortstop job, but things changed after the club added Ronny Cedeno over the weekend. He'll try to latch on somewhere as a utility infielder.

Tyler Greene will not make the Astros' Opening Day roster.

Greene is out of options, so the Astros are looking to trade him. He had been the perceived favorite to start at shortstop, but the 'Stros signed Ronny Cedeno and will use him at the position with Marwin Gonzalez. Greene batted just .167/.314/.214 this spring. He'll be no better than a utility infielder wherever he lands.

Tyler Greene and Marwin Gonzalez are currently locked in a battle to become the Astros starter at shortstop to begin the season.

Neither one of them is running away with the opportunity, with Greene looking especially awful. He's hitting just .105 (2-for-19), though he has walked six times and stolen three bases. For fantasy purposes, Greene certainly has the most upside and could deliver double digit totals in home runs and steals, while being a big time liability in batting average.

Tyler Greene went 0-for-3 and committed his fourth error at shortstop Tuesday against the Nationals.

Greene became the Astros' likely starter at shortstop when Jed Lowrie was traded, but he's doing his best to throw the job away with four errors in eight games. He's also just 2-for-17 at the plate, though he does have six walks.

Astros manager Bo Porter wants his team to be hyper-aggressive on the basepaths in 2013 in hopes of creating a competitive edge.

The lineup isn't filled with burners, but guys like Tyler Greene and Justin Maxwell could benefit from having the perpetual green light. Greene, 29, is competing for the starting shortstop job, a role Porter has said he would like to give to one player in lieu of a platoon situation. If Greene ends up earning the lion's share of playing time there, he could be a cheap source of stolen bases in deep fantasy leagues.

Tyler Greene returned to action on Thursday September 20.

Tyler Greene was a late scratch from the Astros' lineup Wednesday due to a right knee injury.

Greene is dealing with some loose particles in the knee, though it sounds like he could be available to play again soon. "My plan was to get Greene and [shortstop] Jed [Lowrie] in the lineup at the same time and try to increase our home run power in the middle of the diamond, and unfortunately it's not going to happen." interim manager Tony DeFrancesco said. "[Jose] Altuve is going back out [at second base] and we'll see how it reacts in the next day or two."

Tyler Greene swatted a solo home run in a losing effort against the Reds on Sunday.

Greene finished the day 2-for-3. Since being acquired from the Cardinals on August 10, he's hitting .254 (18-for-71) with five homers, seven RBI and a steal. Though the average won't be impressive, he offers enough in the power and speed departments to be an asset at middle infield in deeper mixed leagues over the season's final month.

Tyler Greene went 1-for-3 and drove home the Astros lone run in a losing effort against the Diamondbacks on Friday.

Greene's sacrifice fly off Wade Miley in the fifth inning was the extent of the Astros offense on the evening. Through his first seven games with his new club, Greene is hitting .348 (8-for-23) with a homer, two RBI and a stolen base. As long as he continues to hit near the top of the lineup, he's worthy of a look as a middle infielder in most fantasy formats.

Tyler Greene did well in his first start with the Astros on Saturday, going 2-for-5 with a double and a homer in a 6-5 extra-innings victory over the Brewers.

Greene doubled and scored the Astros' first run of the game in the first inning, then blasted a solo homer to center off Livan Hernandez in the fifth. While he's hitting just .223 on the season with five homers, 20 RBI and 10 steals, he does possesses a dynamic skill set and could be worth a look as a middle infielder in deeper fantasy leagues. The change of scenery tactic has worked in the past.

Astros acquired INF Tyler Greene from the Cardinals for a player to be named later or cash considerations.

It's entertaining timing, given that Greene was booed by a normally friendly Busch Stadium crowd Wednesday after letting a would-be double play ball slip through his legs at second base. He's being reunited with Jeff Luhnow, who worked for the Cardinals when Greene was drafted and is now the general manager of the 'Stros. The 28-year-old has some power potential and should get regular time at shortstop.