Sizemore will spend three weeks assisting players at big league camp before heading to minor league camp for the duration of spring training, according to Zack Meisel of Cleveland.com. His particular tasks for the season are unknown, however he will be involved in activities both on and off the field. He began working out with the team earlier this month and is expected to make his debut with the major leaguers during a March 31st game against the Chicago Cubs. The 30-year-old Sizemore has not played in the majors since 2015 when he spent part of the season with the Cleveland Indians. He spent most of last year playing third base for the Boston Red Sox's Triple A club in Pawtucket. In 602 games over eight seasons with the Indians, Sizemore has.292 batting average with 34 home runs and 102 stolen bases. He was drafted by Cleveland right after they lost Vladimir Guerrero as a free agent. Sizemore will be looking to continue what has been a very successful offseason for the Browns. He is one of just two players from other teams who have been signed to help the Browns' coaching staff this year. The other is former Bengal Josh Gordon who was reinstated from suspension last week. The Browns finished their 2016 campaign with a 5-11 record while failing to make the playoffs for the second straight year.