Hunter Pence saw a rebirth of his career with the Texas Rangers last season after signing a minor league contract with the club during the offseason. Pence, 36, made the big league roster out of camp and quickly became one of the most important hitters in the Rangers’ lineup before injuries shortened his resurgent season. Per T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com, Pence is looking to play again next season but admits that of the teams he has talked to, the Texas Rangers are not one.
Last season Pence hit a shocking .297 with a .910 OPS in 83 games and was named an All-Star seemingly putting him at the top of the AL Comeback Player of the Year race.