Green agreed to a minor league contract with the Brewers on Monday.

Once considered one of the Brewers' better prospects, Green's star has faded over the last few seasons due to injuries. He posted a .659 OPS in 53 games with Triple-A Nashville in 2014.

Taylor Green is focusing on playing third base in Brewers' camp.

Most of Green's experience is at third, but he has also played plenty of first and second base in the majors and minors. He missed all of last season after suffering a hip injury in March and was removed from the 40-man roster in October before being re-signed. Green likely has an uphill battle to secure an Opening Day roster spot.

Brewers re-signed INF Taylor Green to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

The contract includes several opt-outs if Green isn't in the majors at the time. Green missed all of this season due to hip surgery but has flashed some promise in the minors, sporting a career .289/.370/.452 batting line.

Brewers activated INF Taylor Green from the 60-day disabled list; sent him outright to Triple-A Nashville.

Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports that Green has the right to decline the option and choose free agency, though the Brewers would prefer to keep him. The 26-year-old didn't play this season due to hip surgery.

Brewers transferred INF Taylor Green from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day disabled list.

It's a move made in order to clear 40-man roster space for Francisco Rodriguez. Green is out for the season after undergoing hip surgery last month.

Taylor Green is expected to miss the rest of the season following hip surgery.

Green will undergo surgery Tuesday to repair an impingement in his left hip. The 26-year-old infielder suffered the injury during the Cactus League schedule and suffered a setback in extended spring training. Now he'll have to wait until next spring to return to game action. It's just the latest blow to the Brewers' infield.

Taylor Green will have arthroscopic surgery next Tuesday to repair an impingement in his left hip.

Green suffered the injury late in Cactus League play and recently aggravated it at extended spring training. The Brewers are only saying at the moment that the infielder will be sidelined for an extended period of time.

Taylor Green could need surgery to repair a left hip labrum injury.

Green suffered the injury back on March 21 and recently had a setback in extended spring training. He will travel to Milwaukee Thursday to have the hip examined before the Brewers decide what course of action to take. It's not clear how long an operation would sideline him.

Taylor Green (hip) has had a setback and will not begin his rehab assignment on Wednesday as hoped.

Green is coming back from a left hip labrum injury and obviously hasn't progressed as hoped. He should be considered out indefinitely.

Brewers place INF Taylor Green on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to March 22, with a left hip labral injury.

Green suffered the injury while taking swings prior to a game last week. The 26-year-old infielder will be eligible to return for the second week of the season, but it's not clear if he'll be ready by then.

Brewers manager Ron Roenicke isn't sure Taylor Green (hip) and Jeff Bianchi (hip) will be ready in time for Opening Day.

"Bianchi and Green are two guys that we really thought were strongly going to be on our team," said Roenicke. "We figured Taylor was going to be in this mix so we've had to change our thinking a little bit in case he isn't ready. At this point, I don't know if he will be." Roenicke indicated that the club might seek bench help from outside the organization if Green and/or Bianchi need DL time.

Taylor Green tweaked his hip while taking swings prior to Tuesday's game and is expected to miss a few days.

Green is confident that it isn't a big deal, but he could begin the season on the disabled list if the symptoms linger. The 26-year-old entered spring training with a chance to win a bench spot, but he's hitting just .139 (5-for-36) with 12 strikeouts in 15 games.

Taylor Green fainted after giving two vials of blood on Saturday in Brewers camp.

Green is fine, and admitted to reporters that fainting is a common thing when he gives blood or is given shots. With Mat Gamel's health looking uncertain, Green could position himself to be the Brewers' early-season starting first baseman with a strong effort this spring.

Taylor Green smashed a pinch-hit two-run homer in a losing effort against the Nationals on Saturday.

The young third-sacker has had a disappointing season, hitting just .194/.270/.357 with three homers and 14 RBI through his first 98 at-bats. He certainly made good on his only chance in this one though, launching a Christian Garcia fastball into the seats in right field.

Brewers recalled INF Taylor Green from Triple-A Nashville.

Green will give the Brewers additional depth at third base while Aramis Ramirez recovers from a minor lower back injury. The 25-year-old has posted a weak .198/.287/.358 batting line in 44 games with Milwaukee this season and is doubtful to carry any sort of fantasy value.

Brewers optioned INF Taylor Green to Triple-A Nashville.

Green hit just .198 with two home runs and 10 RBI over 81 at-bats. Milwaukee didn't indicate a corresponding roster move, but indications are that Green will be replaced by another position player after the All-Star break.

Taylor Green will make his second straight start at first base Friday against the Cubs.

Travis Ishikawa got the first crack at replacing Mat Gamel (knee), but he's hitting just .200 (8-for-40) on the year. Green hasn't played much in the big leagues, but has shown pop and patience on the minor league level. Assuming the Brewers don't eventually sign Derrek Lee, he could end up being a sneaky pickup in NL-only formats.

Taylor Green will make his second start of the season at first base Wednesday against the Reds.

Travis Ishikawa went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts on Tuesday night and is hitting just .200 (8-for-40) on the year, so Green could garner more playing time at first base in the days ahead. Of course, it's also possible the Brewers will get desperate and sign free agent Derrek Lee.

Taylor Green is making his first career start at first base Sunday.

Good news. Green doesn't have a ton of experience at the position in the minors, either, but he certainly offers more fantasy upside than Travis Ishikawa and Brooks Conrad. The Brewers are rumored to have interest in free agent Derrek Lee, but Green could win up running away with the job if he gets off to a good start.

Brewers recalled INF Taylor Green from Triple-A Nashville.

Green will provide infield depth for Milwaukee while Alex Gonzalez recovers from a right knee injury.