More less-than-earthshaking news from the last day of the Winter Meetings: 

The Phillies have drafted right-hander Robert Mosebach with the 26th overall pick in the Rule 5 draft. Mosebach, 24, went 9-12 with a 4.62 ERA in 29 starts last season for the Angels' Class AA team.

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In the minor-league phase of the Rule 5 draft, the Phillies selected second baseman Kyle Haines from the Giants' organization and speedy outfielder Javis Diaz from the Padres' organization. They lost catcher John Suomi to the Royals and right-handers Brett Harker and Ron Hill to the Marlins.

Spoke with Phillies pro scouting coordinator Mike Ondo about Mosebach. He said the Phillies got good reports on him during the Arizona Fall League. Mosebach has been a starter throughout his career, but he was used as a reliever in Arizona and his velocity and command were improved. Probably a long shot for Mosebach to make the Phillies out of spring training, and thus, he could be offered back to the Angels. But the Phillies believe he has enough potential to give him a shot.

In the AzFL, Mosebach went 0-1 with a 4.76 ERA. In 5 2/3 innings, he allowed 10 hits and 2 walks--that's a WHIP of 2.12--and 8 runs, only 3 of which were earned, and struck out 4. Maybe those four strikeouts were really impressive, though... 

There was some concern that AA outfielder Jeremy Slayden might be lost in today's draft, but Slayden was not selected. The 26 year-old Slayden is probably comparable to Greg Dobbs in terms of numbers, with maybe a bit more power and a bit less average.