ESPN baseball analyst Buster Olney tweeted that Boston’s recent acquisition of infielder Jack Hannahan could mean that the team will look to trade fellow utilityman Jed Lowrie. Lowrie just made his return to the big leagues Wednesday after missing the entire first half of the season with mononucleosis. Hannahan played second base, shortstop and third base for Seattle’s Triple-A affiliate in Tacoma before coming over to the Red Sox organization and could replace Lowrie as a jack-of-all-trades infielder. Olney mentions that Lowrie’s rumored destination could be San Diego should the Sox actually choose to move him.

According to a tweet from Pawtucket Red Sox announcer Dan Hoard, the Red Sox have acquired infielder Jack Hannahan from the Seattle Mariners. The 30-year-old has played parts of four seasons with the Tigers, Athletics and Mariners. It is unknown who the Red Sox may have given up in the deal.

Hannahan has not played in the majors this season and has spent his time at Triple A Tacoma. In 63 games for the Rainiers this season, Hannahan has hit .228 with with a .331 on-base percentage, five homers, and 33 runs batted in.

In his major league career, Hannahan has hit .224 with an .311 OBP, 16 home runs, and 90 RBI. He has played 232 of his 290 games at third base.