Hunter Pence

• PHILADELPHIA — Hunter Pence hopes this sequel has a better ending. The Philadelphia Phillies traded the two-time All-Star right fielder to the San Francisco Giants for three players on Tuesday.
(Huffington Post)
• Two former Philadelphia Phillies outfielders may separately decide who wins the National League West this season.
(LongIslandPress)
• The Giants have officially acquired OF Hunter Pence from the Phillies for catching prospect Tommy Joseph, Nate Schierholtz and a lower-level minor-leaguer. (Kudos to KPIXs Dennis ODonnell for being on this many days ago.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• Its the second time in two years Pence went from last place to first place right before the non-waiver trade deadline. Thank you Philadelphia for all your support and passion.
(ESPN)
• The Philadelphia Phillies traded outfielders Shane Victorino to the Los Angeles Dodgers and Hunter Pence to the San Francisco Giants, cutting a combined $19.9 million from the last-place team's annual payroll.
(Bloomberg)
• (phillies.com)Another trading deadline, another moving day for Hunter Pence. One year after acquiring him from the Houston Astros, the Philadelphia Phillies are sending Pence to the San Francisco Giants.
(ca.sports.yahoo.com)
• The Giants needed a power hitter. Welcome, Hunter Pence. The Giants needed a reliever. They still do, but theres still time to scan the waiver wire. Pence revitalizes a lineup that desperately needed some revitalizing.
(CBS Sports)
• What he saw in the wake of the trades that sent Shane Victorino to the Dodgers and Hunter Pence to the Giants was a group that he can still win with.
(Burlington County Times)
• Brian Sabean watched the Los Angeles Dodgers come into ATT Park and sweep his Giants. He watched the Dodgers add Hanley Ramirez and watched Pablo Sandoval strain his hamstring, and he felt the need to react.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• It's a Phillies fire sale. Last-place Philadelphia has been the most active seller before Tuesday's trade deadline. A second-half turnaround is a mere pipedream for the Phillies, so the team unloaded two of its most productive outfielders.
(New York Daily News)