Sanabia signed a minor league contract with the Angels on Tuesday, Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times reports.

The Marlins welcomed Sanabia back after the Diamondbacks cut ties in early May, and the right-hander went on to post decent numbers in 20 appearances (19 starts) with Triple-A New Orleans (7-4, 3.98 ERA, 93:32 K:BB). He hasn't had much success in 28 career appearances (24 starts) at the major league level, with a 4.15 ERA and 1.44 WHIP, but he at least fills an organizational depth need for his new club.

Marlins signed RHP Alex Sanabia to a minor league contract.

He's been assigned to Triple-A New Orleans. Sanabia was claimed off waivers by the D'Backs from the Marlins over the offseason but was released earlier this week after posting an 8.10 ERA over 23 1/3 innings. He's now back in the organization where he spent his first eight years of professional ball.

Diamondbacks released RHP Alex Sanabia.

It comes a couple weeks after he had been outrighted off the 40-man roster. Sanabia posted an 8.10 ERA over 23 1/3 innings at Triple-A Reno before being cut loose. Still just 25, the righty will get an opportunity elsewhere.

Diamondbacks sent RHP Alex Sanabia outright to Triple-A Reno.

He's now off the 40-man roster. Sanabia, 25, has posted a 9.49 ERA in his first three starts at Reno.

Diamondbacks claimed RHP Alex Sanabia off waivers from the Marlins.

The 25-year-old right-hander joins the Diamondbacks 40-man roster. He made 10 starts for the Marlins in 2013, posting a 3-7 record, 4.88 ERA, 1.69 WHIP and 31/25 K/BB ratio over 55 1/3 innings. He's unlikely to have much fantasy value even if he does make the Opening Day roster in Arizona.

Marlins placed RHP Alex Sanabia on the 15-day disabled list with weakness in his right groin.

Sanabia felt discomfort in his groin during Sunday's loss to the White Sox and had to be lifted after four innings. The exact severity of the groin issue is unclear at the moment. Nathan Eovaldi will take Sanabia's spot in the Marlins' starting rotation later this week.

The Marlins are expected to place Alex Sanabia on the disabled list with a groin injury.

Sanabia was injured in Sunday's loss to the White Sox. He allowed four runs on six hits over four innings before exiting. The Marlins have yet to announce who will take his spot in the starting rotation.

Alex Sanabia scattered seven hits while holding the Phillies to one run in 6 1/3 innings in a victory on Monday.

Sanabia snapped a five-start losing streak, winning for the first time since April 16. With his 1.69 WHIP and 28/24 K/BB ratio in 51 1/3 innings, he wouldn't be much of a fantasy option even if he pitched for a good team.

Alex Sanabia allowed four runs over six innings as the Marlins lost to the Reds on Wednesday.

Four runs was actually a good showing for Sanabia, as he gave up nine hits and three walks on the night. The right-hander now has a 5.00 ERA and probably shouldn't be starting for a major league team, let alone a fantasy one. His next start will come Monday against the Phillies.

Alex Sanabia left Tuesday's start against the Padres after 4 1/3 innings due to right groin tightness.

Sanabia allowed four runs (three earned) on nine hits and two walks before exiting. He thinks that the issue is minor and that he should be able to make his next scheduled start.

Alex Sanabia yielded three earned runs in 6 2/3 innings Saturday as the Marlins fell to the Cubs.

Sanabia allowed a leadoff triple in the top of the first inning to David DeJesus and then threw a wild pitch that allowed DeJesus to score. The 24-year-old right-hander wound up surrendering six hits and two walks while striking out four. He'll carry a rough 4.85 ERA and 1.62 WHIP into his next start against the Phillies.

Alex Sanabia allowed five runs on six hits and five walks over six frames in Sunday's loss to the Reds.

Sanabia was pitching relatively well before the wheels came off in the seventh inning, when he left with the bases loaded and watched Jon Rauch allow every inherited runner to score. The righty has been good in two starts and bad in two others, and inconsistency should continue. He faces the Cubs next.

Alex Sanabia allowed just two runs in six innings Tuesday in the Marlins' 8-2 win over the Nationals.

Sanabia gave up six hits and issued three walks, but he pitched well in situations that called for damage control and is now 2-1 on the year with a 4.24 ERA. The 24-year-old right-hander will take on the Reds next.

Alex Sanabia allowed six runs in five innings as the Marlins lost to the Braves on Wednesday.

The 24-year-old had a good turn the first time out, and through four innings it looked like he might turn in another solid performance. But things fell apart in the fifth, as Sanabia served up jacks to Evan Gattis and Juan Francisco as part of a six-run inning. Sanabia's next start will come Tuesday against the Nationals.

Marlins recalled RHP Alex Sanabia from Triple-A New Orleans.

He'll join the rotation along with Jose Fernandez with both Henderson Alvarez and Nathan Eovaldi out with shoulder injuries. Sanabia, 24, posted a 4.06 ERA over 17 starts last season at Triple-A. He's worthy of a roster spot in NL-only leagues.

Marlins recalled RHP Alex Sanabia from Triple-A New Orleans.

Sanabia held a 4.06 ERA over 17 starts at New Orleans this season. He'll likely return there to start 2013.

Alex Sanabia was tagged for three runs -- two earned -- and six hits in 1 1/3 innings by the Tigers on Tuesday.

Sanabia was supposed to be the Marlins' sixth starter last season, but he hurt his elbow and missed most of the year. Brad Hand is shaping up as the first alternative for the rotation now, but Sanabia could reemerge as a factor later.

Marlins manager Jack McKeon said he would like to give Alex Sanabia another start before the end of the season.

Sanabia certainly earned one, giving up just one run over six innings in the second game of Thursday's doubleheader. "Let's give him another look, let him go out on a positive note [knowing], `My arm is OK,'" McKeon said. "Maybe he'll have a chance to pitch here next year. He throws strikes. That's the big thing. He makes them hit the ball." Sanabia, who has missed most of the year with elbow issues, is slated to go to the Arizona Fall League in order to make up for some lost innings.

Marlins manager Jack McKeon said Alex Sanabia will get a start next week.

It will either come on September 14 against the Braves or the following day during the doubleheader against the Phillies. Whichever of the starts Sanabia doesn't make will go to Brad Hand. Sanabia held a 7.89 ERA over four starts with Triple-A New Orleans after missing the first four months of the season due to an elbow injury. He can be avoided in fantasy.

Marlins recalled RHP Alex Sanabia from Triple-A New Orleans.

Sanabia had an ugly 7.89 ERA over four starts with the Zephyrs after missing the first four months of the season due to an elbow injury. Marlins manager Jack McKeon plans to keep Brad Hand in the starting rotation for the rest of the season, so Sanabia will likely function as a long man out of the bullpen down the stretch.