B.J. Rosenberg, a right-handed reliever who made 13 appearances out of the Philadelphia Phillies’ bullpen last season, has signed a minor-league deal with the Dodgers. He is not listed among the non-roster invitees to the Dodgers’ major-league spring training camp.

Rosenberg, 29, allowed 20 hits, walked seven batters and allowed nine runs in 12 innings last year. He also made 18 appearances with the Phillies’ Triple-A affiliate and allowed 14 runs in 19 innings. In between, Rosenberg missed time with a concussion (he was struck in the head by a line drive at Triple-A) and a hip injury. It was a bad year.

In 44 appearances with the Phillies from 2012-13, Rosenberg posted a 3.99 FIP with a lower walk rate and a higher strikeout rate than he posted in 2014. The average velocity on each of his pitches has been in decline since his debut, but the Dodgers appear to be taking a low-risk gamble that Rosenberg can reverse his fortunes with a return to health.