Daniel Robertson

The Tampa Bay Rays have signed infielder Daniel Robertson to a minor-league deal.

Fantasy Impact

Robertson returns to the organization that he played with from 2017-2019. He enjoyed a career year in 2018 when he hit .262 with nine home runs and two stolen bases across 88 games played, good for a 128 wRC+. He's been unable to come close to that success since and spent the 2022 season at the Triple-A level.

Daniel Robertson went 1-for-2 with a walk and a solo home run in Sunday's win over Arizona.

Fantasy Impact

Robertson went deep off Caleb Smith for his second big fly of the season, and to put the Brewers on top. Robertson has played a utility role for the Brewers this season, batting .146 with a .567 OPS in 48 at-bats.

Daniel Robertson went 1-for-2 with a solo home run in Saturday's win over the Reds.

Fantasy Impact

Robertson broke the tie with a pinch-hit, go-ahead homer in the seventh inning. In 41 at-bats this season, Robertson has posted a .122 average with a .420 OPS. He's not much more than a utility infielder for Milwaukee.

Daniel Robertson signed a one-year, $900,000 contract with the Brewers on Tuesday. The deal includes up to $400,000 in incentives.

Fantasy Impact

Robertson can play anywhere in the field and is expected to come off the bench for the Brewers. He slashed .333/.417/.333 with two RBI and four runs scored across 24 plate appearances for the Giants in 2020. Robertson is not expected to see everyday at-bats for the Brewers and mainly an option in NL-only league formats.

Daniel Robertson went 2-for-3 with two RBI and a walk in the Giants 9-6 loss to the Rockies on Wednesday.

Fantasy Impact

Robertson was making his 2020 season and Giants debut after being acquired from the Rays earlier in August. He got the start at shortstop with Brandon Crawford getting the day off and picked up an RBI single in his first at-bat. He added a bases-loaded walk in the fourth inning to pick up his second RBI of the game. Robertson doesn't have a clear path to consistent playing time and will likely play a super-utility role for SF, which renders him useless for fantasy purposes.