Free agent outfielder Colby Rasmus has agreed to terms with the Rays, according to multiple reports. Jon Heyman and Ken Rosenthal reported that the two sides were closing in on a deal. Joel Sherman has the reported details:

Rasmus, 30, spent the last two seasons with the Astros. Across parts of eight big-league seasons, Rasmus owns a career slash line of .241/.311/.434 (102 OPS+). Over that span, he's averaged 24 homers per 162 games played. In 2016, however, Rasmus endured the worst season at the plate of his career, as he managed an OPS+ of just 76 in 107 games.

Defensively, Rasmus is capable of manning all three outfield positions, and he still profiles as a fielding asset at the corners. With the great Kevin Kiermaier pinning down center for the Rays, look for Rasmus to settle in as the primary left fielder.