Rosin was optioned to Triple-A Lehigh on Sunday. Philadelphia needed a starter for Sunday and Rosin was the lowest on the bullpen depth chart, so he was the one to go down. He didn't exactly impress in his sole relief appearance in the majors, allowing five runs and seven hits in two innings of relief work against the Cardinals on Saturday. There's a decent chance he returns to the big leagues thanks to the volatility in the Phillies' pitching staff.

Rosin was called up by the Phillies on Saturday. The right-hander will come up to bolster a Phillies bullpen that was needed for five innings Friday, replacing Phillippe Aumont on the roster. Rosin has turned in a 2.65 ERA in 26 appearances with Triple-A Lehigh Valley this season, but he could end up heading right back down Sunday with the team needing to make room for starter Adam Morgan.

Rosin was reassigned to minor league camp Monday, the Phillies' official site reports. Rosin made just two appearances this spring. He could be a candidate to see time in Philly later this season if he gets off to a good start in Triple-A.

Seth Rosin has been returned to the Phillies. The Rule 5 picked failed to stick with the Dodgers and Rangers and passed through waivers unclaimed to return to Philly. He'll report to Triple-A Lehigh Valley and will represent bullpen depth there.

Rangers designated RHP Seth Rosin for assignment. The Rule 5 pick allowed three runs in four innings in his three appearances with the Rangers. He'll return to the Phillies if he passes through waivers unclaimed.

Rangers claimed RHP Seth Rosin off waivers from the Dodgers. Rosin was selected from the Phillies by the Mets in December's Rule 5 Draft and then flipped to the Dodgers in a trade, but now he's on the move again. The 25-year-old impressed during Cactus League play and has a legitimate shot to stick in the Rangers' bullpen.

Dodgers prospect RHP Seth Rosin has struck out eight batters this spring in five scoreless innings. Rosin was selected by the Mets in December's Rule 5 Draft and then traded to the Dodgers for cash considerations. The 25-year-old spent the entire 2013 season at Double-A Reading, where he registered a 4.33 ERA and 96-35 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 126 2/3 innings. Rosin is yet to pitch at the Triple-A level and has other Dodger relievers ahead of him on the depth chart, though his performance this spring undoubtedly has the right-hander on the big-league radar.

Seth Rosin dominated the D'Backs on Wednesday, striking out five in two innings of work as the Dodgers went on to win 4-1. Rosin was acquired from the Mets for cash considerations back in December. He is aiming to earn a spot at the back of the Dodgers' bullpen. Rosin, however, has yet to go to Triple-A and the Dodgers have a plethora of relievers to use in low-leverage spots. If he makes a habit out of punching out five batters every two innings, though, he may force the Dodgers to create room for him.