Chris Cotillo of MLBDailyDish.com reports that Joel Hanrahan (elbow) has received "a few" offers but is not close to signing with anyone.

Hanrahan was impressive during a showcase last week where close to 20 teams were present. The Yankees, Mets, Red Sox, Royals, Rockies, Indians, Twins, Tigers, Blue Jays, Rays and Rangers are among the clubs known to have attended Hanrahan's throwing session.

FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that Joel Hanrahan (elbow) has not yet begun negotiating with any teams.

He's expected to begin fielding offers sometime next week. Some clubs, Rosenthal notes, have requested Hanrahan's medicals. The veteran reliever reportedly looked good during a showcase on Thursday in front of nearly 20 clubs, topping out at 93 mph. Hanrahan should pick a team before the end of the month but will need more time before he's big league-ready.

CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports that "close to 20 teams" were present at Joel Hanrahan's (elbow) showcase at the University of Tampa on Thursday.

Heyman lists the Yankees, Mets, Red Sox, Royals, Rockies and Indians among the interested clubs and says there could be "quite a bit of competition" for the free agent reliever. Hanrahan was reportedly sitting in the 87-93 mph range, which is quite a bit lower than what he was throwing pre-Tommy John surgery, but Heyman added that the righty "looked fit and healthy." He figures to sign with someone soon.

Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports that the Mets attended a throwing session for Joel Hanrahan (elbow) on Thursday.

CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reported last week that the Yankees, Royals, Athletics, Red Sox, and Dodgers were among the other teams expected to be in attendance. Hanrahan is working his way back from Tommy John and flexor tendon surgeries and should be ready to contribute in the majors soon. The Mets might make sense for him, as he could get some save chances with Bobby Parnell (Tommy John surgery) out for the year and Jose Valverde appearing quite vulnerable.

CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports that the Mets, Yankees, Royals, Athletics, Red Sox and Dodgers are among the teams expected to watch Joel Hanrahan (elbow) throw on Thursday.

Heyman also lists the Cardinals, Indians, Rays, Rockies, Rangers and Angels as other teams that could possibly be interested in the veteran reliever. Hanrahan, who is 11 months removed from Tommy John and flexor tendon surgeries, had a throwing session for clubs last month and was reportedly clocked in the 90-92 mph range. He should catch on with someone soon.

ESPN's Jerry Crasnick reports that Joel Hanrahan (elbow) will hold a showcase for potentially interested teams next week.

Hanrahan, who is 11 months removed from Tommy John and flexor tendon surgeries, had a throwing session for clubs last month and was reportedly clocked in the 90-92 mph range. He had hoped to sign with someone by now, but perhaps it will happen after this latest showcase. The Mets are one team known to be monitoring him, but many clubs figure to take in the workout.

According to Marc Carig of New York Newsday, the Mets are expected to watch free agent reliever Joel Hanrahan when he throws for teams in a few weeks.

Hanrahan, who is currently working his way back from Tommy John surgery, should be ready to contribute at some point during the first half. The Mets are focusing on internal options with Bobby Parnell (elbow) done for the year, but Hanrahan is a logical alternative for the late innings. He could get some save chances if he signs with New York.

Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish reports that free agent Joel Hanrahan could be an option to help fortify the back end of the Mets bullpen.

The Mets were dealt a big blow on Sunday when it was confirmed Bobby Parnell would need to undergo Tommy John surgery. The veteran right-hander, who himself is working his way back from Tommy John, is expected to sign with a team fairly soon, with the Mets as "definitely a possibility" according to sources.

FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that Joel Hanrahan (elbow) is up to 90-92 mph in workouts and could sign with a team "fairly soon."

Hanrahan expressed last month a desire to catch on with someone before the end of spring training. The former closer is expected to be game-ready at some point in May. The Yankees, Mets, and Red Sox are known to have been monitoring Hanrahan.

Joel Hanrahan (elbow) said during an appearance on MLB Network Radio on Sirius XM on Wednesday that he hopes to sign with a team by the end of spring training.

Hanrahan, who is currently working his way back from Tommy John surgery, said that he'll consider all 30 teams. The Yankees, Mets, and Red Sox have all been mentioned as possibilities in recent weeks. He's expected to be ready for game action at some point in May.

Andy Martino of the New York Daily News reports that the Yankees "continue to monitor" Joel Hanrahan.

The Yanks just signed one rehabbing former closer in Andrew Bailey, but Hanrahan would be an option for them much earlier in the season. Making his way back from Tommy John surgery, the 32-year-old will audition for teams next month and is expected to be game-ready by May. Martino also notes that the Yanks sent a scout to a recent showcase for Ryan Madson but found the reliever's asking price to be "excessive."

According to Newsday's Marc Carig, the Mets remain interested in free agent hurler Joel Hanrahan.

Carig notes that the level of the team's aggressiveness in the pursuit of Hanrahan will depend on how the team fares early in the regular season. The veteran right-hander who is working his way back from Tommy John surgery isn't expected to be game-ready until May.

According to Rob Bradford of WEEI.com, the Red Sox are one of several teams that continues to check in on free agent reliever Joel Hanrahan.

Hanrahan is in the process of recovering from Tommy John surgery, and is planning on hosting an audition for interested teams at some point in March. He won't be game-ready until May, but makes for a nice low-risk, high-reward signing for teams in need of bullpen depth.

Marc Carig of Newsday reports that the Mets will watch a light bullpen session thrown by Joel Hanrahan (elbow) Friday.

Hanrahan isn't expected to hold a full audition until next month when he's 100 percent, but the Mets want to get an early look at him. The reliever is coming back from Tommy John and flexor tendon surgery and isn't expected to be game-ready until late April or May.

FOX Sports' Jon Morosi reports that Joel Hanrahan (elbow) is throwing every other day at 75 percent.

He's expected to audition for clubs once he's at 100 percent. Harnrahan is coming back from Tommy John and flexor tendon surgery and isn't expected to be game-ready until late April or May. The hard-throwing reliever was limited to just nine appearances last season due to injury.

ESPN's Buster Olney hears that Joel Hanrahan (elbow) is "making progress."

Hanrahan is currently working his way back from Tommy John surgery and flexor tendon surgery. He plans to throw for teams when he's closer to 100 percent, perhaps in a month. Olney speculates that the Mets and Orioles could be possible fits.

Joel Hanrahan (elbow) is currently throwing off a mound at about 75 percent intensity and aims to audition for teams in March.

Hanrahan is currently working his way back from Tommy John surgery and flexor tendon surgery. It sounds like he could be ready to contribute in the early part of the 2014 season if all goes well, so there should be plenty of teams interested to watch him throw.

Tim Dierkes of MLB Trade Rumors reports that Joel Hanrahan (elbow) continues to draw interest on the free agent market.

Hanrahan is ahead of schedule in his recovery from Tommy John and flexor tendon surgery, and is already throwing off a mound. He is expected to throw for interested teams during spring training and could be a very intriguing low-risk signing for teams in need of bullpen help.

ESPN's Buster Olney reports that Joel Hanrahan (elbow) is drawing some interest.

Hanrahan is supposed to begin throwing from a mound soon as he works his way back from Tommy John and flexor tendon surgery. Even though he had the operation in May, the veteran reliever is hoping to be game-ready by late March. He'll likely look for a one-year, incentive-laden deal as he attempts to re-establish his value.

Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports that Joel Hanrahan (elbow) is expected to throw off a mound in about a month and be ready by late March.

It was reported last week that Hanrahan was ahead of schedule, but late March would be a pretty remarkable recovery. When he had Tommy John and flexor tendon surgery in mid-May, he was projected to be out as long as 16 months, putting him in line for a midseason return. The smart money would probably be on him returning somewhere in between those two estimates. Sherman notes that Hanrahan is willing to accept a setup job as he rebuilds his value.