Hannahan signed a one-year, $1 million contract to play for the LG Twins in South Korea, the Korea Herald reports.

He hit .188/.220/.250 in 26 games for the Reds amid a shoulder injury. A move to South Korea could revive his career, but at age 35 next season he may finish his career overseas.

The Reds have declined Hannahan's option for the 2015 season, Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish reports.

The move was more of a formality, as after Hannahan's 2014 campaign, in which he slashed .188/.220/.250 in just 26 games, there was very little chance the team would pick up his option. At 35 years old by the start of the 2015 season, it seems unlikely that he'll command a lot of attention, though he could still land somewhere on a major league roster.

The Reds have declined Hannahan's option for the 2015 season, Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish reports.

The move was more of a formality, as after Hannahan's 2014 campaign, in which he slashed .188/.220/.250 in just 26 games, there was very little chance the team would pick up his option. At 35 years old by the start of the 2015 season, it seems unlikely that he'll command a lot of attention, though he could still land somewhere on a major league roster.

Hannahan got a rare start Sunday at first base and went 1-for-4 with a run scored. He also dropped a pop-up, which led to an unearned run.

Hannahan has just 37 at-bats this year since returning from the DL in late July, and is hitting .189/.211/.270 in those at-bats. He'll be a free agent at the end of the season and is unlikely to return to the Reds.

Reds activated 3B Jack Hannahan from the 60-day disabled list.

Hannahan has been out all season following offseason shoulder surgery. He should see some playing time at third or first base while Joey Votto (quad) is out.

Jack Hannahan (shoulder) should be activated from the disabled list in the next day or two.

Hannahan has been out all season because of a right shoulder injury. Reds manager Bryan Price broke the news Saturday that he will likely be activated Sunday or Monday. The versatile 34-year-old can be a valuable utilityman down the stretch for Cincinnati.

Jack Hannahan (shoulder) has been cleared to begin a minor league rehab assignment with Class A Dayton.

Hannahan has had multiple setbacks following offseason shoulder surgery, so he has yet to play in a game with the Reds this season. He'll likely need most or all of his rehab window before being activated.

Jack Hannahan (shoulder) has yet to make any throws from third to first base.

Hannahan resumed throwing a week ago and is doing well, but he's being brought along slowly after having a setback in May with his surgically-repaired right shoulder. "It's going good," Hannahan said. "It's been the best it's felt. I'm just kind of going with the throwing program and swinging. This is the best it's felt this go-round." Hannahan isn't close to a rehab assignment and will need 10-14 days' worth of rehab games, so obviously it will be a while before he returns.

Jack Hannahan (shoulder) has resumed throwing and hitting.

"Both have been going a lot better than they have the last few tries that he's made," Reds manager Bryan Price said. Hannahan has had multiple setbacks in his recovery from offseason shoulder surgery, but it appears he's finally making some progress. There's no timetable for his return.

Jack Hannahan (shoulder) could resume throwing and hitting on Monday.

Hannahan has had multiple setbacks in his recovery from offseason shoulder surgery, but he's finally feeling well enough again to give it a go. "It feels pretty good," Hannahan said Thursday. "There's still minimal discomfort. It's a matter of strengthening and starting a throwing program again. Flexibility is good and [so is] my range of motion."

Jack Hannahan has been shut down from his throwing program due to renewed discomfort in his shoulder.

Hannahan underwent shoulder surgery over the winter and hasn't appeared in a game this season for the Reds. The 34-year-old infielder remains out indefinitely.

Jack Hannahan (shoulder) played long-toss from 110 feet Monday.

"It's been feeling good," said Hannahan. "A lot better this go-around than the last go-around. I'm up to two sessions at 110 feet and it's feeling pretty good." Hannahan added that he needs "to be consistent at 120 [feet] and feeling good and then we'll throw some balls across the diamond." He'll be allowed to hit sometime after that before eventually going out on a rehab assignment.

Reds placed INF Jack Hannahan on the 60-day disabled list with a right shoulder injury.

Hannahan is still working his way back from offseason shoulder surgery and didn't do any throwing during Cactus League games. He'll be eligible to return in late May.

Jack Hannahan (shoulder) has yet to throw from third to first base during Cactus League games.

"He's done it in practice," Reds manager Bryan Price said. "I don't want to say tentative, but it's certainly not at game speed. It might be a day on, a day off or two days on, a day off. He's not throwing every day." Working his way back from offseason shoulder surgery, Hannahan will begin the season in extended spring training. There's no timetable for when he'll be activated from the DL.

Reds manager Bryan Price indicated Saturday that Jack Hannahan (shoulder) remains questionable to be ready for Opening Day.

The veteran infielder underwent offseason shoulder surgery, and is currently throwing every other day from a distance of 90 feet. Price noted that if Hannahan isn't ready to go, the team does have other options who could fill his bench spot until he's fully healed.

Jack Hannahan has yet to play in any Cactus League games because he's rehabbing from offseason shoulder surgery.

The operation hadn't been announced until now. Hannahan is still rehabbing the injury and it's not clear at this point when he'll be ready to play in games or if his availability for Opening Day is in question.

Jack Hannahan grounded out as a pinch-hitter in Monday's victory against the Mets.

The Minnesota native is miscast as a pinch-hitter and is no threat to Todd Frazier's job, despite the latter's struggles. Hannahan is known for his glove, not his stick, but Cincinnati likely hoped for more than a .222/.317/.278 slash line when they inked him to a two-year, $4 million contract over the offseason.

Reds signed INF Jack Hannahan to a two-year contract.

It was originally reported as a one-year deal, but the Reds wound up having to go a little longer. Hannahan will serve as Todd Frazier's primary backup at third base in 2013 while also providing depth all around the Cincinnati infield. The 32-year-old hit .244/.312/.341 in 105 games this past summer for the Indians.

FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Reds have reached agreement with infielder Jack Hannahan on a one-year, $2 million contract.

FOX Sports' Jon Morosi is hearing that Jack Hannahan could decide on a team at some point Thursday.

Hannahan has drawn interest from a range of different clubs, but the Twins, White Sox and Reds have been connected to him most recently. The 32-year-old infielder batted .244/.312/.341 with four home runs and 29 RBI over 318 plate appearances this summer for Tampa Bay.