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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Hunter Pence pleaded ignorance as his San Francisco Giants teammates greeted him with hugs and backslaps when he arrived at AT&T Park for Saturday's game against San Diego.
Pence and the San Francisco Giants have reached a tentative agreement on a $90 million, five-year contract, pending a physical.
''I can't say too much until it's official,'' Giants' manager Bruce Bochy said. ''It's good news. I couldn't be happier for Hunter.''
Pence, who was scheduled to get his physical before taking the field, politely declined comment.
A formal announcement of the deal is expected Sunday. He had been eligible to become a free agent after the World Series.
''You can't help but love Hunter Pence and the way he plays the game,'' Bochy said. ''It's all about making a commitment and getting back on track. You need great players.''
Pence and the San Francisco Giants have reached a tentative agreement on a $90 million, five-year contract, pending a physical.
''I can't say too much until it's official,'' Giants' manager Bruce Bochy said. ''It's good news. I couldn't be happier for Hunter.''
Pence, who was scheduled to get his physical before taking the field, politely declined comment.
A formal announcement of the deal is expected Sunday. He had been eligible to become a free agent after the World Series.
''You can't help but love Hunter Pence and the way he plays the game,'' Bochy said. ''It's all about making a commitment and getting back on track. You need great players.''
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