The Indians have no restrictions on Travis Hafner's playing time. Hafner was again plagued by his troublesome right shoulder in 2011, but hasn't experienced any issues thus far in 2012. "I'm just looking for durability," manager Manny Acta said. "He came into spring training from Day One just determined to have a good year and feeling the best he has in the last three years." He's off to a solid start at the plate, batting .267/.389/.533 to go along with two extra-base hits and four RBI through his first 18 plate appearances. With Hafner's $13 million team option for 2013 certain to be declined, he will be a free agent next offseason.