Domonic Brown

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Domonic Brown is moving north of the border. The former Philadelphia Phillies All-Star has signed a minor league deal with the Toronto Blue Jays, per a team announcement. The contract also includes an invite to Spring Training in Dunedin, FL.

A week ago the Phillies removed their former top prospect and the former top overall prospect in all of baseball, Domonic Brown from the 40-man roster, sending him to Triple-A Lehigh Valley.

The Dom Brown era in Philadelphia is over.

According to Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports who hears from a source that the Phillies are actively shopping outfielder Domonic Brown. In the report, he says the Phillies are looking to acquire controllable young pitching in exchange for Brown. On Tuesday, a team that spoke to the Phillies about Brown informed ESPN's Jayson Stark that Philadelphia doesn't sound enthused about the idea of moving Brown

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Domonic Brown is scheduled to resume baseball-related activities on Tuesday afternoon.

Domonic Brown will begin a rehab assignment Monday at Low-A Lakewood.  Brown has been sidelined since July 23, when he suffered a concussion while diving for a ball. Brown has been symptom-free for four days and passed an ImPACT concussion test on Wednesday, so he's slowly ramping up baseball activities...

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