Where is Hunter Pence now? Giants legend has embraced his new role in San Francisco after retirement

Former San Francisco Giants right fielder and designated hitter Hunter Pence retired from baseball on September 26, 2020.

After his MLB departure, Pence joined NBC Sports Bay Area as an SF Giants Color Analyst. Next, he signed up with MLB Network as a Baseball Analyst. As per the latest reports, Pence is set to join his former team, the Giants, as a coach and mentor.

"Thursday BP: Hunter Pence is back, baby." - McCovey Chronicles

Pence was picked by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 40th round of the 2002 MLB draft. However, he didn't sign with the organization. Next, Pence was selected by the Houston Astros in the second round of the 2004 MLB draft.

In 2007, Pence made his MLB debut with Astros against the Brewers. Throughout his MLB career, he went on to play with the Houston Astros (2007–2011), Philadelphia Phillies (2011–2012), San Francisco Giants (2012–2018), Texas Rangers (2019) and San Francisco Giants (2020).

The former Giants star helped San Francisco win the World Series in 2012 and 2014.

Hunter Pence was present at Sergio Romo's MLB farewell

Sergio Romo #54 of the San Francisco Giants reacts after Omar Infante #4 of the Detroit Tigers fouled out during Game Two of the Major League Baseball World Series at AT&T Park on October 25, 2012

Yesterday, Sergio Romo retired from the MLB and took the diamond as a Giant for the last time.

Pence, Romo’s ex-Giants teammate, gave a surprise visit to give Romo a proper and special send-off. Romo was taken aback when Pence emerged from the dugout. Like Romo, the entire crowd was equally surprised and delighted.

"Hunter Pence comes to take Sergio Romo out of his final game." - Talkin' Baseball

For San Francisco Giants fans, it was truly a tear-jerking and memorable day.