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.

Orioles designated OF Trayvon Robinson for assignment.

The move was made in order to clear a spot on the 40-man roster for Todd Redmond, who was claimed off waivers. Robinson has a .215/.272/.330 batting line and a 104/22 K/BB ratio over his first 319 plate appearances in the majors. He's just 25 and has a pretty nice minor league track record, though, so he could receive interest from other clubs.

Orioles acquired OF Trayvon Robinson from the Mariners for INF Robert Andino.

Robinson, 25, has a .215/.272/.330 batting line and a 104/22 K/BB ratio over his first 319 plate appearances in the majors. While he has been a disappointment so far, the Orioles did well to get him in return for Robert Andino, who was a non-tender candidate.

Trayvon Robinson hit a solo home run in Friday's loss to the A's.

Robinson's second-inning shot off A.J. Griffin was his only hit in four trips to the plate. Robinson has homered just three times in 149 plate appearances, and is sporting a rough .214/.290/.328 slash. He's unlikely to be a big part of the Mariners' 2013 plans.

Trayvon Robinson had a nice night at the plate in a losing effort against the White Sox on Friday, going 3-for-4 with a double and a solo home run.

Robinson also scored two runs in the game. Once thought of as a can't miss prospect, the 24-year-old outfielder is finally receiving his first real shot at extended playing time. He's responded by hitting .250 with a homer, five RBI and three steals over his first 68 at-bats. He's unlikely to make a major impact in mixed leagues this season, but keep him in mind as a sleeper option for 2013.

Trayvon Robinson went 2-for-3 with a double, a walk and two runs scored against the Blue Jays on Tuesday.

Robinson is 4-for-10 with two doubles and two RBI in three games since being called up on July 24. He's still in line for significant playing time even with Eric Thames arriving, so he's worth trying in AL-only leagues.

Mariners optioned OF Trayvon Robinson to Triple-A Tacoma.

Acquired from the Dodgers in the Erik Bedard deal last July, Robinson is considered ''toolsy'' with projectable power and good speed, and was reportedly ''in the mix'' for playing time in left field. It's not unrealistic to think he could reappear in the majors by midseason. The Mariners also reassigned left-handers Sean Henn and Oliver Perez, and right-handers Matt Fox, Aaron Heilman, Josh Kinney and Jeff Marquez.

Trayvon Robinson went 3-for-4 and hit his first homer of the spring Sunday versus the Giants.

Robinson is back in the mix for a job in the Seattle outfield following Franklin Gutierrez's injury, but it still seems more likely that he's Triple-A bound. Of course, the 6-for-12 start to his spring does help his chances a bit.

Trayvon Robinson will be limited during workouts Thursday due to a tight left hamstring.

Robinson will hit and throw on Thursday, but won't push things by running. It doesn't sound like a major concern and the 24-year-old outfielder should be back to normal within the next few days.

Trayvon Robinson hit a solo home run in Seattle's loss to the Angels on Wednesday.

Robinson's sixth-inning blast would be the only hit the Mariners could muster in a 3-1 loss. The home run was just his second in 25 games since making his big-league debut on August 5, but he's hitting a respectable .274/.319/.464. He's likely playing his way into Seattle's 2012 plans.

Trayvon Robinson took care of business in Tuesday's doubleheader against the Indians, finishing 6-for-10 with two runs and three RBI.

Oh, and he did all his damage while batting ninth. Robinson put up terrific numbers in the minors and is a solid bet to make contributions at the major league level. He's now hit safely in eight of his last 10 games, batting 15-for-38 (.395) during this stretch.