Hunter Pence Injury: Updates on Giants Star's Arm and Return
San Francisco Giants star Hunter Pence suffered a broken left forearm during a spring training game against the Chicago Cubs when he was hit by a pitch. He began his rehab assignment May 8 and was activated May 16.
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Saturday, May 16
The Giants announced they activated Pence from the disabled list ahead of Saturday's game against the Cincinnati Reds. They also optioned Hector Sanchez to Triple-A Sacramento in a corresponding move.
Giants beat writer Andrew Baggarly provided the team's full lineup:
Pence, an anchor in the heart of the San Francisco order, hit .277 last season with 20 home runs, 74 RBI and 13 stolen bases. He made the All-Star team and also helped carry the Giants to the championship with a .333 postseason batting average.
San Francisco entered Saturday at 18-18, third place in the National League West. Now that Pence is ready to return, he should provide an added spark to the offense.
