Angel Pagan

Boston.comAngel Pagan's three-run homer in ninth helps Giants to victoryESPNCincinnati Reds Ryan Ludwick, left, slides safely into home in the seventh inning of a baseball game against the... D Mesoraco hit sacrifice fly to center, B Phillips scored, J Bruce to third. H Bailey singled to right, J Bruce scored, ...Giants 6, Reds 5San Francisco ChronicleAngel Pagan hits three-run homer, leads Giants to 6-5 win over RedsMinneapolis Star TribunePagan powers Giants past RedsSan Jose Mercury...Read Full Story

The Mets signaled for the first part of the offseason that Angel Pagan likely was out, and that the organization was looking to go in a different direction in center field. More recently, they have signaled that Pagan will not be non-tendered at the Dec. 12 deadline, meaning he would remain and get a raise from the $3.5 million he made in 2011. One logical reason for the turnaround was evident Wednesday. David DeJesus, a credible alternative, signed a deal with the Cubs that guaranteed him...Read Full Story

According to Adam Rubin of ESPNNY.com, Angel Pagan said blood tests performed Monday found no abnormality that would account for the dizziness and fatigue that forced him from Sunday's game and recently had troubled him. Pagan assigned the fault to dehydration. Terry Collins expected Pagan would return to the lineup Wednesday. Jason Pridie is starting a second straight game in center field Tuesday. "I'm ready to go out there and start working out with the team," Pagan said. "I'm not in the...Read Full Story

Angel Pagan is nearing a return from the disabled list, but Terry Collins said he's unsure whether the center fielder will be activated after two more games with Class A St. Lucie. The alternative appears to be having Pagan make an intermediate stop with Triple-A Buffalo to face higher-caliber pitching. Since resuming a rehab assignment, Pagan has played two games with St. Lucie, going 1-for-8 with a homer and a walk. He played seven innings in center field Wednesday, then served as DH in a...Read Full Story

I think I have seen enough of Angel Pagan as the Mets starting Center Fielder. Starting next season he either needs to be on the bench or on another roster. He has shown countless times that he is just not a high level starting player in this league. Yes he was awesome in the second [...]Angel Pagan Lacks Baseball Knowledge Again is a post from the BallHyped Sports Blog Network. View and VoteRead Full Story

Angel Pagan was one of the top stories for the 2010 Mets and much was expected from him this season. But he got off to a terrible start before winding up on the DL. Back healthy, Pagan is hitting and the Mets have gone 8-4 over their last 12 games.View and VoteRead Full Story

Image by afagen via FlickrThe Mets and Angel Pagan have avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year, $3.5 million contract. Pagan will be arbitration-eligible one more time next offseason before being eligible for free agency during the 2012-13 winter. Pagan had requested $4.2 million, with the club countering at $3.0625 million. He made $1,662,500 in 2010. "For the first time in my career I have a spot on the team," Pagan said in a statement released by the team. "But I'm not taking...Read Full Story

Angel Pagan finally got a full season under his belt as a starter and he was a nice pickup for many fantasy baseball owners. Pagan will hit a decent average and steal a good amount of bases in a season. No, he’s not one of the first outfielders you should be targeting but he will [...]View and VoteRead Full Story

It’s Angel Pagan Bobble Head night at MCU Park in Brooklyn tonight. Let’s take a minute to get to know him! FULL NAME: Angel Pagan HEIGHT, WEIGHT:  6-2, 195 BORN: July 2, 1981 in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico MAJOR LEAGUE DEBUT: April 3, 2006 NICKNAME: Called  “El Caballo Loco“ or “Crazy Horse“ by his Mets teammates. He is called that because of his aggressive play on the field and his not being afraid to make mistakes. FAVORITE THING TO DO ON AN OFFDAY:  Spending quality time with my family...Read Full Story

It has been a breakout year for Angel Pagan. He’s gone from enigmatic to a talented member of the core. As a matter of fact many would have predicted Lastings Milledge or Fernando Martinez being in Pagan’s position at this time. I started to think about what Pagan’s ceiling is and who he compares to in the game. The best name I came up with is Johnny Damon, especially the younger version from Kansas City. Damon in 1999 had 14 homers, 77 RBI, 36 SB, and an OPS of .856. That is roughly the type...Read Full Story