The Phillies reassigned Gomez to minor league camp on Friday, Jim Salisbury of CSN Philadelphia reports.

EDGE Analysis

Gomez had eight hits in 24 at-bats this spring. He will give the Phillies some veteran infield depth at Triple-A Lehigh Valley this season.

Gomez signed a minor league deal with the Phillies on Monday that includes an invite to spring training.

EDGE Analysis

He played in Korea in 2016, but was apparently itching to get back into a big league organization. His offensive production has been awful in 162 career plate appearances in the majors, but he has some quality minor league seasons under his belt. Look for him to serve as organizational depth at the Triple-A level during his age-29 season.

Gomez will play in the Korean Baseball Organization in 2016.

EDGE Analysis

Gomez declined an outright assignment in August in hopes of landing a job in free agency, but after hitting just .181/.212/.323 in a 66 game stint with the Brewers this season, it appears there was little interest in the 27-year-old. He'll look for regular at bats in Korea rather than serve as organizational depth in a team's minors.

Gomez (head) is in the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Pirates. Gomez has not started a game since last Wednesday -- when he dove into the stands and had to be removed from the contest -- but he will be in the lineup against the Pirates on Wednesday night. Gomez will play second base and hit seventh against Pirates starter Charlie Morton.

Gomez (head) is out of the lineup once again Monday against the Pirates. While Gomez appears to have avoided any serious injury related to a crash into the stands last Wednesday, he's yet to rejoin the lineup. However, he's no longer an everyday player anyway, so it's a bit unclear whether his absence is related to the head issue or not. Regardless, consider him day-to-day with the injury until he returns.

Gomez (head) remains out of the lineup Sunday against the Twins. Gomez appears to have avoided a concussion, but has yet to appear in the weekend series that began Friday. Consider the infielder day-to-day heading into Monday's series opener against the Pirates.

Gomez (head) remains out of the lineup Saturday against the Twins. Concussion tests were negative after Gomez crashed into the stands behind third base Wednesday, but he did not appear in Friday's series opener and his availability for the remainder of the weekend is uncertain. Luis Sardinas will start at second base Saturday against right-hander J.R. Graham.

Gomez was removed from Wednesday's game after diving into the stands during the sixth inning, MLB.com's Adam McCalvy reports. It's not clear if Gomez was removed from Wednesday's game due to a specific injury or simply for precautionary reasons, but expect the Brewers to provide an update on his status in the near future.

Gomez and Elian Herrera are in line to share the second base duties for the Brewers moving forward after starting second baseman Scooter Gennett was optioned to Triple-A Colorado Springs on Monday. Gomez and Herrera split the second base duties when Gennett was on the disabled list earlier in the season, and they will likely do so again with Gennett now in the minors. Herrera's ability to hit from both sides of the plate gives him a small advantage over Gomez, but neither player is hitting particularly well, and both can play other positions, so expect the Brewers to utilize some sort of soft platoon at second base for the time being.

Gomez is not in the lineup for Saturday's game against the Mets. Gomez started each of the last four games, but he will be held out Saturday in favor of Luis Sardinas. Gomez and Sardinas figure to share the shortstop duties for the Brewers while Jean Segura (finger) is on the disabled list.