ANGEL PAGAN RUMORS & GOSSIP
Giants getting some help from Juan Perez while Pagan is hurt
Since May 26, the Giants have been without their center fielder and lead off hitter. Before going down with a strained left hamstring, Angel Pagan was the Giants spark plug despite hitting just .262 so far this season.
But a new face has emerged for the Giants in Pagan's absence. Rookie Juan Perez has impressed the Giants brass and fans with his bat, tallying seven hits...
Giants' Angel Pagan declines option to have surgery on hamstring
Angel Pagan has been battling a hamstring strain for weeks now. He was finally placed on the disabled list only recently after the San Fraincisco Giants continued to hope the issue would work itself out. Now, as Pagan is recovering he has been given the option of surgery to repair the hamstring. He declined that option and instead elected for a more conservative procedure...
Angel Pagan injury update: Giants center fielder expects a rehab assignment
Giants center fielder Angel Pagan appears close to returning but expects to have a minor-league rehab assignment, according to Andrew Baggarly of CSN Bay Area. Despite a cortisone shot, the hamstring has not healed and he has been unable to run the bases pain-free. Alex Pavlovic of the Merc reports that manager Bruce Bochy says Pagan will get 10-15 at-bats in the minors.
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Giants' Angel Pagan to remain on DL
San Francisco Giants center fielder Angel Pagan is eligible to come off the team's disabled list today, but he's not expected to be activated, according to Chris Haft of MLB.com.
Pagan has been on the DL since last week with a hamstring injury, but the ailment has kept him out of the team's lineup since the end of May. San Francisco was confident that Pagan would...
Giants place Angel Pagan on DL with hamstring injury
The San Francisco Giants did everything they could to avoid placing
center fielder Angel Pagan on the 15-day disabled list. In the process, he took
up a spot on the team’s roster for nearly two weeks, unable to play due to his
hamstring injury. The Giants bit the bullet yesterday and placed Pagan on the
DL after he wasn’t ready to return for their weekend opener against...
Angel Pagan injury: Giants center fielder goes to DL
The Giants finally sent center fielder and lead-off man Angel Pagan to the disabled list before Friday night’s game. Pagan has been sidelined with a hamstring injury and hasn’t played since his walk-off inside-the-park home run on May 25. The Giants expect to rest Pagan for at least five more days, according to Andrew Baggarly, so a trip to the DL makes sense at this point.
The...
Giants' Angel Pagan might play second game of DH tonight
We know one thing; Angel Pagan will not be in the first game of the San Francisco Giants' doubleheader against the St. Louis Cardinals. He is still getting treatment for his strained hamstring, but that doesn't mean he won't play at all today. In fact, it's possible that Pagan plays tonight in game two.
Andrew Baggarly of CSN Bay Area appropriately points...
Angel Pagan injury: Brusitis in hamstring, says MRI
Giants center fielder Angel Pagan’s MRI showed brusitis on his injured hamstring, reports Andrew Baggarly of CSN Bay Area.
MRI on Pagan showed bursitis, Bochy said. He’ll do light activities. Might be available to pinch hit.
— Andrew Baggarly (@CSNBaggs) May 29, 2013
Pagan has been out since his miraculous home run on Saturday, with Gregor Blanco starting in center and Andres...
Angel Pagan hits walkoff inside-the-park home run (Video)
A walkoff home run is not unusual in major league baseball. A walkoff inside-the-park home run, however, is extremely rare.
However, San Francisco Giants center fielder Angel Pagan was able to pull off Saturday night. With one on and one out in the bottom of the tenth, down 5-4 at home to the Colorado Rockies, Pagan hit a fly ball to deep right center at AT&T Park that he...
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Pagan hits walkoff inside the park home run
On Saturday, Angel Pagan of the Giants hit perhaps the greatest walkoff of the season. With San Francisco trailing 5-4 in the bottom of the tenth following a Troy Tulowitzki homer in the top of the inning, Brandon Crawford led off with a walk against Rockies closer Rafael Betancourt. Quillermo Quiroz bunted Crawford over to second to bring up Pagan, who hit a deep fly ball off the...
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