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After a disaster season in Philadelphia last year, Pence has returned to being the solid contributor that the Phillies thought they were getting when they traded their two top prospects for him. Playing in the pitcher friendly AT&T Park, Pence is on pace for career highs in HRs and SBs, and has a slash line just a hair above his career averages.
This is all good, but he will be 31, next year; and he is still one year removed from his disastrous season in 2012. He's going into free agency this winter, what kind of deal do you guys think he will get? Whoever signs him will likely have to surrender their top pick in the draft, which might hurt him, but he should still get Nick Swisher type money (4 years 56 million), no?
This is all good, but he will be 31, next year; and he is still one year removed from his disastrous season in 2012. He's going into free agency this winter, what kind of deal do you guys think he will get? Whoever signs him will likely have to surrender their top pick in the draft, which might hurt him, but he should still get Nick Swisher type money (4 years 56 million), no?
