A grounds crew member let TV cameras know exactly what he was thinking after injuring himself a game between the San ...

A groundskeeper at Comerica Park flipped off the TV camera after he got injured during the San Francisco Giants-Detroit ...

The Giants’ NBC Sports Bay Area broadcast had just returned from a commercial break after the seventh inning when it focused on the unnamed groundskeeper being tended to by the Tigers’ medical staff ...

You’re darn tootin’ there’s crying in baseball. Exhibit A: Hunter Pence’s glorious farewell to the Giants, their fans and the greater Bay Area. Published Thursday on the The Players ...

One of the singular joys of watching baseball over the last decade has been following Hunter Pence. He practices his swing with a scythe-like motion that makes him seem tethered to an invisible tree.

Hunter Pence is retiring. To understand how beloved he became, how intertwined he became with Giants lore, you have to understand how precarious it all was. It didn’t have to happen. Take a trip ...

"The strength of the Valkyries Collective lies in the unique perspectives and diverse voices each member brings to the group," said Valkyries Senior Vice President of Marketing an ...

NEW YORK — This seems important. Giants outfielder Hunter Pence is one of the most recognizable players in baseball, both for the myriad aesthetic quirks in his game and for a perpetually wild ...

PHOENIX — Hunter Pence says he’s right where he’s supposed to be. At the moment, that’s the tiny visitor’s clubhouse at Goodyear Ballpark in Arizona as a member of the Rangers.

Hunter Pence addressing the crowd at AT&T Park after the final regular-season game of 2014. Speeches don't win baseball games. They can't run, hit or catch the ball, and they can't turn players ...