MLB: San Francisco Giants get rid of Hunter Pence
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The San Francisco Giants have announced the hiring of the infielder Daniel Robertson through a change with Rays of Tampa Bay; However, that means that to make room for your newest acquisition, Giants have had to designate their veteran and two-time World Series champion for assignment in 2012 and 2014, Hunter Pence, who had just been rehired this summer
Robertson played the past three seasons with Tampa Bay, showing a good 2018, when he had a .262 / .382 / .415 offensive line with nine home runs and 16 doubles to earn a starting role.
Pence had returned to the Giants after a rebound with the Rangers last season, when he was called up to the All-Star Game for the first time since 2014. However, Pence could not have the same success in 2020, hitting .096 percent. from hitting .161.
The 37-year-old veteran first came to San Francisco in 2012 and played with them through 2018, where he won two World Series and was named to 3 All-Star Games.
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