Travis Hafner told the Cleveland Plain Dealer that he is hoping to continue his playing career.

Hafner agreed this week to join the baseball coaching staff at Notre Dame College in Ohio, but it's only a volunteer position and he can leave at any time. The 36-year-old hit just .202/.301/.378 for the Yankees in 2013 and is mostly limited to DH duties.

According to Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish, Travis Hafner has joined the coaching staff of Notre Dame College in Ohio.

No word on whether this officially means retirement, but Hafner likely hasn't drawn much interest this winter after batting just .202/.301/.378 over 299 plate appearances last season with the Yankees. He turns 37 in June.

Yankees activated DH Travis Hafner from the 60-day disabled list.

Hafner has been out since July with a rotator cuff strain. He'll return to a .205/.300/.384 batting line over 293 plate appearances.

Travis Hafner (shoulder) will be activated from the disabled list Wednesday.

Hafner has been out since July with a rotator cuff strain. The Yankees are all but eliminated from playoff contention, but Pronk is at least feeling well enough to likely fill a pinch-hitting role over the final games.

Yankees transferred DH Travis Hafner from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day disabled list.

It was a procedural move to open a 40-man roster spot for new reliever Mike Zagurski. Hafner, who has ben out since July with a rotator cuff strain, is aiming to rejoin the Yankees' active roster in late September.

Travis Hafner (shoulder) recently played in a simulated game.

He's not ready to play in a second one yet, though, so things might not have gone so well in the first one. The Yankees are hoping to get Hafner back sometime this month.

Travis Hafner (shoulder) hopes to begin taking batting practice by the end of this week.

Hafner is currently limited to "tee and toss" work but is about ready to face live pitching. The veteran designated hitter has been out since late July with a rotator cuff strain. He should be back in mid-September.

Yankees placed DH Travis Hafner on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to July 27, with right rotator cuff strain.

Hafner has been playing through soreness for a while and finally decided it was too much to handle. It's not clear at this point how long he'll be sidelined. Derek Jeter is taking his spot on the roster.

Travis Hafner will be placed on the disabled list.

The move will probably be made official on Sunday, with Derek Jeter (quad) returning in a corresponding roster move. Hafner has been playing through shoulder soreness for a while and it has depressed his numbers significantly. He'll spend the next few weeks getting healthy.

Travis Hafner (shoulder) is not in the Yankees' lineup Saturday.

Hafner will undergo an MRI on his right shoulder and should be considered day-to-day. Alfonso Soriano will serve as the Yankees' designated hitter Saturday against the Rays.

Travis Hafner will undergo an MRI on his right shoulder Saturday.

Hafner has been dealing with shoulder soreness and will be reevaluated prior to Saturday's game. The results of the MRI will determine if he needs to be placed on the disabled list.

Travis Hafner went 0-for-2 with a walk on Monday and is 0-for-9 so far in the second half.

Tonight's 0-for dropped Hafner's OPS under .700 for the season, that even though he came in at 1.104 during April. If the Yankees had anyone in the minors banging down the door, Hafner would probably get his walking papers. As is, they lack much in the way of alternatives.

Yankees manager Joe Girardi said Saturday that Travis Hafner (foot) is fine.

Hafner injured his left foot while hitting off a pitching machine Wednesday, but he's been available the last two days and delivered a pinch-hit double Saturday. He's likely to start at DH on Sunday against Twins righty Kyle Gibson.

Travis Hafner (foot) is not in Saturday's lineup.

Hafner has missed the last two games after he injured his left foot Wednesday while hitting off a pitching machine and remains day-to-day. Vernon Wells will continue to serve as the Yankees' designated hitter.

Travis Hafner (foot) is not in the Yankees' starting lineup on Thursday afternoon vs. the Royals.

Hafner injured his left foot Wednesday while hitting off a pitching machine. He's day-to-day with a bruise.

Travis Hafner left Wednesday's game against the Royals with a left foot contusion.

Pronk underwent X-rays, which came back negative. He's being listed as day-to-day.

Travis Hafner went 1-for-3 with a home run in Sunday's win over the Angels.

Hafner walked in his first plate appearance and hit a three-run shot of Jered Weaver in the third inning. It was his first home run since June 5. Hafner is batting just .052 (1-for-19) over his last seven games.

Travis Hafner had his fourth straight hitless game Wednesday, going 0-for-4 with two strikeouts.

Hafner is 4-for-27 this month, and he's batting .170 in 94 at-bats since the beginning of May. If the Yankees ever do get healthy, one wonders if there will still be a role for Hafner after the All-Star break.

Travis Hafner is not in Tuesday's lineup against the Indians.

Not a huge surprise with Scott Kazmir on the hill for Cleveland. Robinson Cano is serving as the DH on Tuesday while David Adams plays second base.

Travis Hafner had a pair of RBI singles in Tuesday's loss to the Orioles.

Hafner plated runs in the first and fourth innings, but they were the only tallies the Yankees could muster in the extra innings loss. Pronk dealt with a shoulder issue last week, but he appears to be fine now, having homered twice and driven in two runs in each of his three games since returning to action.