OF Robert Andino, designated for assignment by the Marlins on Thursday, was released Tuesday. Andino, 32, hit .292 with one RBI in 13 games for Miami this year. In 108 games for Triple-A New Orleans, he batted .267/.319/.427 with 13 homers and 46 RBIs.

OF Robert Andino was designated for assignment by the Marlins on Thursday to open a spot on the 40-man roster for newly acquired RHP Odrisamer Despaigne. Andino, 32, hit .292 with one RBI in 13 games for Miami this year. In 108 games for Triple-A New Orleans, he batted .267/.319/.427 with 13 homers and 46 RBIs.

CLEVELAND -- Tyler Naquin followed Jose Ramirez's game-tying home run in the bottom of the ninth inning with a walk-off inside-the-park homer to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 3-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday night at Progressive Field.Trailing 2-1, Cleveland tied it when Ramirez hit an 0-2 pitch from Toronto closer Roberto Osuna (2-2) over the right field wall.Naquin then hit a 1-2 pitch off the top of the right field wall. The ball ricocheted toward center fielder Melvin Upton Jr., who fell down as he attempted to throw the ball into the infield. Naquin, tearing around the bases, dove through the air on a headfirst slide across home plate to beat the relay.Reliever Jeff Manship (2-1), who pitched a scoreless top of the ninth inning, earned the victory. Manship combined with starter Trevor Bauer on a five-hitter, with 15 strikeouts.Padres 7, Diamondbacks 4 (10 innings)SAN DIEGO -- Ryan Schimpf, who tied the score with a two-run homer in the eighth inning, hit a three-run... [More]

LF Robert Andino rapped an RBI single to right for what proved to be the winning run in the ninth. That came just five days after he was recalled from Triple-A. "He's a guy that we saw in spring training and a guy with big league experience," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said. "What we saw in spring training was a good swing with good rhythm and timing, but we just didn't have a spot for him at that point. He went down to Triple-A had a really good year and he's really helped us since we called him up."

INF Robert Andino, who started Sunday at second base, went 1-for-3 and scored one run. He had his contract selected from Triple-A New Orleans. Andino, 32, is back in the majors for the first time since 2013. He was hitting .267 with 24 doubles, two triples, 13 homers and 46 RBIs with a .746 OPS in 108 games at New Orleans. The truly odd part of this decision was that Andino played at Las Vegas Saturday night, went 0-for-3 and then was notified that he was returning to the majors. He arrived in Miami at 9 a.m. for a 1 p.m. start. He went straight from the airport to the stadium. Instead of giving him the day off, the Marlins stuck him in the starting lineup when they had three other viable options for second base -- Dee Gordon, Derek Dietrich and Miguel Rojas. Another odd part of the move was the fact that the Marlins placed outfielder Giancarlo Stanton on the disabled list, leaving them with just three outfielders. Yet they called up an infielder.

INF Robert Andino was recalled by the Marlins from Triple-A New Orleans. He has hit .267 with 13 home runs for New Orleans this season.

Pirates re-signed INF Robert Andino to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

Andino was acquired from the Mariners last July and will remain with the organization. The 29-year-old is a .232/.294/.318 career hitter in the majors.

Pirates acquired INF Robert Andino from the Mariners in exchange for a player to be named later.

Andino batted just .184 for the Mariners earlier this season before losing his roster spot. He'll provide minor league depth for the Pirates.

Mariners sent INF Robert Andino outright to Triple-A Tacoma.

Andino was designated for assignment last week but has cleared waivers and will remain in the organization. He batted just .184 (14-for-76) with the M's before losing his roster spot.

Mariners designated INF Robert Andino for assignment.

Andino gets the boot after batting just .184 (14-for-76) with a 27/7 K/BB ratio in 29 games. Carlos Triunfel has been promoted from Triple-A Tacoma to replace him on the active roster, but the move could set the wheels in motion for Brad Miller to eventually make his way to the majors.

Mariners designated INF Robert Andino for assignment.

The M's finally decided that they couldn't carry two no-hit middle infielder's, as Andino's .184/.253/.237 batting line is even worse than Brendan Ryan's. Andino is versatile, though, so it's possible he could drawn some interest on waivers.

Mariners manager Eric Wedge said Wednesday that Robert Andino has replaced Brendan Ryan as the team's regular shortstop.

Ryan is arguably the game's best defensive shortstop, but he's hitting .143 (8-for-56) this season and has a .530 OPS dating back to the start of last season. Of course, Andino owns a .233/.294/.321 batting line and a .615 OPS, so it's doubtful he'll be an upgrade. Still, he could be worth a flier in AL-only formats.

Mariners re-signed INF Robert Andino to a one-year contract.

Terms of the deal have not yet been disclosed. It was a surprising move to see him non-tendered, so this gives some clarity to the situation. He'll compete with Brendan Ryan for the Mariners' starting shortstop job.

Mariners general manager Jack Zduriencik said new acquisition Robert Andino will be given a chance to compete for the starting job at shortstop.

Brendan Ryan is the best defensive shortstop in the game, but he hit just .194 with a .555 OPS this season. While Ryan is probably still the favorite for the gig, the M's aren't pigeon-holing Andino as utility guy. "Anybody you bring in, you don't put limitations on," Zduriencik said. "I talked to Robert and he said, 'I've been a shortstop my whole life. I played a lot of second base these last few years, but I'm a shortstop in my heart of hearts.' So I told him to work hard this offseason and then come in and compete for a position. Don't put any limitations on yourself and we won't put any on you. As far as I'm concerned, he's one of our players and will come in and compete for a position."

Mariners acquired INF Robert Andino from the Orioles for OF Trayvon Robinson.

Andino batted .211/.283/.305 with seven home runs, 28 RBI and a .588 OPS in 431 plate appearances with the Orioles this season while earning $1.3 million. He's arbitration-eligible for the second time this winter. The Mariners will likely use him as a backup at second base and shortstop.

Robert Andino is back in the Orioles' lineup Sunday.

Andino didn't play Saturday after leaving Friday's game when he was hit in the helmet by a pitch. He's passed concussion tests and is back in there against Felix Doubront and the Red Sox.

Robert Andino will undergo one more concussion test before Sunday's game, but maintains hope that he'll be able to return to the lineup for the series finale against the Red Sox.

Early reports were that he passed his baseline concussion tests before Saturday's game, but that they wanted him to rest another day as a precautionary measure. As long as he passes again on Sunday morning, expect him to start at second base.

Robert Andino is not in the Orioles' lineup Saturday.

Andino was evaluated for a possible concussion after getting beaned in the helmet during Friday's game. Early reports are that he passed baseline tests, and isn't available as a precautionary measure. Ryan Flaherty is replacing him in the lineup Saturday at second base.

Robert Andino experienced a scary moment in Friday's game against the Red Sox, getting beaned in the helmet during his ninth-inning at-bat.

He remained on his feet, but was removed from the game as a precautionary measure. After the game, he went through concussion tests and underwent a CT scan, the results of which should be known on Saturday.

Robert Andino went hitless in a third straight game Saturday, dropping his average to .211.

Andino hit .311 during April, but he's at .184 in 282 at-bats since and he's 5-for-43 this month. The Orioles should seriously consider giving more time to either Omar Quintanilla or Steve Tolleson.