Ryan Rohlinger

42-Year-Old Third Baseman3B

Free Agent

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Bats R

Throws R

40 Man No

Height 6'1"

Weight 195

DOB 10/7/1983

Born West Bend, WI

College Oklahoma

Drafted 1st Rd 2006 SF

3BCleveland Guardians

November 1, 2013

Rohlinger signed a minor league contract with the Indians on Friday, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Analysis
He'll receive an invitation to spring training as part of the deal, but the longtime minor league journeyman has little chance of winning an Opening Day roster spot for the Tribe. Rohlinger batted .266/.353/.367 over 319 at-bats at Triple-A Colorado Springs last season.

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Rohlinger actually hit pretty well in Triple-A Fresno last year, posting an .869 OPS over 283 at-bats, but at age 27, he's not taken seriously as a prospect. He received just 15 at-bats in San Francisco and has hit .136/.186/.197 over 66 career at-bats in the big leagues. Rohlinger should once again spend the majority of his time in Triple-A in 2011.

Rohlinger is a former first-round pick who’s had a decent minor league career, but he’s hit just .118 over 51 at-bats with the Giants during his time in the majors. It’s obviously a small sample size, but he’s not viewed as a long-term option at third base inside the organization, so Rohlinger is looking at more time in Triple-A Fresno in 2010.

Rohlinger actually found himself acting as San Francisco’s starting third baseman at one point last season, but he finished batting .094 with a hideous .309 OPS. The former first-round pick needs more time in the minors and shouldn’t be back in San Francisco until rosters expand in September.

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