It was a pretty quiet day as most of baseball got back to business. There were a few signings and a minor trade though...

The Tampa Bay Devil Rays have acquired infielder Brendan Harris from the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for a player to be named later or cash, it was announced today.

Harris, 26, split last season between the Washington and Cincinnati organizations batting .238 in 25 major league games. He owns 110 career at-bats over parts of the last three seasons appearing in 52 games with the Cubs, Expos/Nationals and Reds. In 2004, he was involved in the four-team deal that sent Nomar Garciaparra to the Cubs and Orlando Cabrera to the Red Sox. Last season, he was acquired by Cincinnati in an eight-player deal with Washington. With Harris’ addition, the Rays roster now stands at 40.

Elsewhere, the Indians signed Luis Rivas and Keith Ginter to Minor League deals on Tuesday with invites to Spring Training camp, and the Royals designated infielder Jeff Keppinger for assignment.