By Matt Rappa, Sports Talk Philly editor 
Just four days after being released, utility player Andrew Romine has returned to the Philadelphia Phillies on a minor-league contract, according to NBC Sports Philadelphia's Jim Salisbury. Romine, 33, will report to minor-league camp on Tuesday, and will serve as minor-league depth in case of injury at the big-league level.
Romine collected 10 hits this spring over 18 games and 39 at-bats; he doubles and homered once and produced four RBI, three walks and two stolen bases (.256/.310/.359). The nine-year veteran played with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim from 2010-13, the Detroit Tigers from 2014-17, and the Seattle Mariners in 2018. Over 581 career games, the switch-hitter has slashed .235/.291/.301 with 38 doubles, 10 home runs, 81 RBI, 82 walks and 287 strikeouts.
¡Ese sonido lo dice todo! ¡ #JONRONAZO de Andrew Romine! #LosPhillies pic.twitter.com/PCtGFpEHPq
— Phillies de Filadelfia (@losphillies) March 3, 2019
Last season, Romine played 103 innings at shortstop (one error, 46 chances), 100 innings at second base (no errors, 47 chances), 42 innings at first base (no errors, 29 chances), 38 innings at third base (one error, 12 chances), 29 innings at left field (no errors, seven chances), six innings at right field (no errors, three chances), and three innings at right field (no errors, two chances).
The Phillies originally selected Romine in the 36th round of the 2004 amateur draft, however he did not sign.
