Hunter Pence is a current sports broadcaster and former Major League Baseball player with an niche for inspiring people and teams to be their best.
SPEAKING: Hunter is known for giving his teammates, fans, and communities motivational speeches that have led to unexpected wins, playoff runs, and unmeasurable chemistry. He enjoys speaking on the topics of teamwork, positivity, and resilience. He is also passionate about exploring the power of the mind and discussing the various theories, concepts, and science regarding the brain and the mind’s strengths and abilities.
BASEBALL: Hunter’s 14-year MLB career included two World Series Championships as a member of the San Francisco Giants and four All-Star appearances. Hunter was a four-time Heart and Hustle Award winner, which is voted on by former MLB players and presented annually to an active player who demonstrates a passion for the game of baseball and best embodies the values, spirit, and traditions of the game. Hunter was drafted by the Houston Astros in 2007 and went on to play for the Philadelphia Phillies (2011-2012), San Francisco Giants (2012-2018, 2020), and the Texas Rangers (2019).
BROADCASTING: Hunter is a current broadcaster for the San Francisco Giants and has previously done national broadcasts for Apple TV and MLB Network, as well as pre and post game shows for NBC Sports Bay Area. In addition, he co-hosts the only year-round global radio show devoted to college baseball “Perfect Game College Baseball” on SiriusXM.
PHILANTHROPY: Hunter and Alexis Pence are passionate philanthropists with a special interest in preserving the planet, and programs supporting children. In 2018, the Pence's were the recipients of the Inspiration Award presented by the Wender Weis Foundation for Children (WWFC), which is bestowed to an athlete who has used their platform to offer philanthropic support to Bay Area children. Hunter has spearheaded campaigns raising over $200,000 for various nonprofit organizations.
