Jordan Bastian of MLB.com reports that free agent infielder Jack Hannahan has two offers on the table.

Bastian hears that seven teams have met with Hannahan's agent at the Winter Meetings, including five with "genuine" interest. Reports this week have linked the 32-year-old infielder to the Yankees, White Sox, Marlins and Reds. The Indians are also interested in bringing him back, but it's considered unlikely to happen.

Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that the Yankees are interested in Jack Hannahan.

The Yankees likely view him as a fallback if they can't land Jeff Keppinger. Hannahan was non-tendered by the Indians last week and has also drawn interest from the White Sox and Marlins. The 32-year-old batted .244/.312/.341 with four home runs, 29 RBI and a .654 OPS over 318 plate appearances this past season.

FOX Sports' Jon Paul Morosi hears that Jack Hannahan is receiving interest from the White Sox and Marlins.

Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reported earlier that Hannahan has a big league offer from an AL Central team, and it sounds like it's probably the White Sox. The Marlins are looking for third base help after dealing Yunel Escobar to Tampa. The Twins have also met with Hannahan's representatives.

Phil Mackey of 1500ESPN.com reports that the Twins met with Jack Hannahan's representatives Tuesday.

The Twins are looking to provide Trevor Plouffe with some competition at third base. Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer hears that Hannahan has a big league offer from an AL Central team, and it could be the Twins. The White Sox are also looking for third base help.

Indians GM Chris Antonetti confirmed that Indians are interested in re-signing Jack Hannahan.

Hannahan was non-tenderded after making $1.14 million last season, but will likely be brought back on an incentive-based contract. The Indians are also expected to re-sign free agents Rafael Perez and Chris Seddon.

Indians designate INF Jack Hannahan for assignment.

Hannahan earned $1.135 million this past season while hitting .244/.312/.341 with four home runs, 29 RBI and a .654 OPS over 318 plate appearances. While the Indians weren't willing to give him a raise in arbitration, he should find a home as a bench player somewhere.

Jack Hannahan is expected to start every other day for his first week back from the disabled list.

This may explain why Lonnie Chisenhall hasn't been optioned to the minors. Hannahan was activated from the disabled list Friday, but that's hardly an indicator of where he is physically. He figures to resume his starting role full-time when healthy.

Jack Hannahan (calf) has been cleared to begin a minor league rehab assignment with Triple-A Columbus.

Hannahan should only need two or three rehab games, and should be back in the Indians' starting lineup by the end of this week. He has been on the 15-day disabled list since May 28 with a strained calf muscle.

Indians placed 3B Jack Hannahan on the 15-day disabled list with a calf strain.

Hannahan will likely need around three weeks of recovery time. The 32-year-old third baseman is batting .276/.353/.419 with three homers and 18 RBI in 31 games this year. Lonnie Chisenhall has been called up from the minor leagues in a corresponding move to provide depth at the hot corner.

Jack Hannahan returned to action on Saturday May 26.

Indians manager Manny Acta said that Jack Hannahan (back) is tentatively scheduled to return to the starting lineup Saturday.

Hannahan hasn't played since May 13 due to a sore lower back, but he has felt improvement in recent days. Jose Lopez has played well during his absence and could see some time in the DH spot with Travis Hafner (knee) sidelined.

Jack Hannahan (back) is available off the bench Wednesday but isn't expected to return to the lineup for a couple days.

Hannahan hasn't played since May 13, so it's surprising the Indians haven't placed him on the disabled list at this point. Perhaps he'll finally make it back by this weekend.

Jack Hannahan (back) is out of the Indians' lineup again Wednesday.

Hannahan hasn't appeared in a game since May 13 because of back tightness. He's apparently available in an emergency, but it's surprising the Indians haven't placed him on the disabled list at this point. Jose Lopez will make another start at the hot corner Wednesday.

Jack Hannahan (back) is available in an emergency Tuesday evening against the Tigers.

Hannahan hasn't appeared in a game since May 13 because of back tightness. An MRI taken last week ruled out a severe injury but he is still feeling some discomfort.

Jack Hannahan will test out his back during batting practice Friday and could return to the lineup as soon as Saturday.

He won't start Friday but might be available off the bench. An MRI on his back taken earlier this week ruled out structural damage, but he's yet to air it out in the batting cage.

Jack Hannahan (back) is hoping to return to the Indians' starting lineup on Friday or Saturday.

Hannahan has been sidelined since Sunday because of back tightness. An MRI taken earlier this week ruled out structural damage and he played catch on Thursday.

Jack Hannahan is not in Monday's lineup against the Twins.

No word on the reason for his absence, but Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain-Dealer speculates that he may have tweaked his back during Sunday's game. Jose Lopez will start in his place at the hot corner Monday.

Jack Hannahan (groin) is back in Thursday's lineup against the Red Sox.

Hannahan sat out Wednesday's game with a sore left groin, but the injury is not considered serious. The 32-year-old is hitting a surprising .291/.374/.491 with two homers, 16 RBI and a .792 OPS over 100 plate appearances this season.

Jack Hannahan continued his torrid hitting against the Royals on Tuesday, driving home two runs in the Indians' 4-3 win.

Hannahan finished the game 2-for-3 and is now hitting .364 on the young season. His two-run double in the fifth inning would score the eventual winning run and gives him 13 RBI on the season. While he's bound to cool off at some point soon, the veteran infielder is playable as a third baseman or corner infielder in deeper leagues while he's raking.

Jack Hannahan had a two-run double and a sac fly Friday as the Indians edged the A's 4-3.

The bottom half of the Indians lineup has created more scoring opportunities than the top so far and Hannahan has taken advantage, collecting 11 RBI in 10 games while hitting eighth and ninth. Just realize he's not going to remain nearly this productive, and anyone thinking of picking him up in a mixed league should pass.