Safe to say, his first game back since missing nearly a month with tendinitis in his left wrist was a memorable one.
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In the top of the sixth, Pence made a terrific sliding catch on Mets shortstop Ruben Tejada’s fly ball in foul territory. Pence then rolled, jumped up and threw a strike to home plate, doubling up a tagging Curtis Granderson.
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Pence also got it done at the plate, driving in two of the Giants’ runs in a 3-0 victory.
