The Kansas City Royals are continuing to reshape their coaching staff after a disappointing 2026 campaign that saw the club finish 69-93 and miss the postseason for the second consecutive year.
The Royals are hiring Hunter Mense as their hitting coach, per reporting from Mark Feinsand and Maria I. Guardado of MLB.com. Mense had been in that same role with the Giants.
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As the San Francisco Giants put together their coaching staff under new manager Tony Vitello, it’s only natural for him to lean on connections. That appears to be the case with the Giants’ new hitting coach.
The Toronto Blue Jays suddenly have another coaching vacancy to fill. According to The Athletic’s Mitch Bannon, assistant hitting coach Hunter Mense is set to depart the organization this off-season to become the San Francisco Giants’ lead hitting coach under first-year manager Tony Vitello.