Romero was up briefly last week but didn't make an appearance. He'll stick around in the organization after clearing waivers.

Not a surprising move as the Dodgers needed to make room on the roster for Hanser Alberto. This was Romero's first time in the majors since 2016 and was hitting .270/.337/.461 with three bombs and 21 RBI in 24 games at Triple-A before being added to the active roster.

It's the first trip back to the show for the 33-year-old outfielder since way back in 2016. He was hitting .270/.337/.461 with three homers and 21 RBI in 24 games at Triple-A. He's unlikely to find enough playing time in the Dodgers outfield to justify any sort of relevance from a fantasy perspective.

It will be the first chance for Romero to play in the majors since 2016, as the infielder/outfielder spent the 2017-2021 season in Japan where he hit 96 homers over his five seasons overseas. In 24 games with the Triple-A Dodgers, the 33-year-old has posted a .797 OPS with three homers over 102 plate appearances. Romero could see time against left-handers, but it's hard to see him getting enough playing time -- or doing enough with it -- to justify a fantasy addition.