Angel Pagan

Former Giants outfielder Angel Pagan and former Mets pitcher Orlando Roman were rescued at sea off the coast of Puerto Rico Tuesday morning, according to Latin American baseball news site Con Las Bases Llenas.

The struggling Giants may be missing Angel Pagan, but not for reasons most would think. A report from Ken Rosenthal says the outfielder’s presence may have been unifying for the other team members in the clubhouse.

Those hoping San Francisco might want to bring Pagan back in as a solution to their left field woes better think again, however, as Pagan has decided to sit out the 2017 season to spend time with his family according to El Vocero, and as unearthed by Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle.

It looks like Angel Pagan may have found a new home. Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports is reporting that the Washington Nationals are reportedly interested in signing the 35-year-old to a minor-league contract. Pagan had a 4-year, $40 million contract with San Francisco expire at the conclusion of last season.

Giants general manager Bobby Evans joined Garry and Larry on Thursday morning.

For the first time in seven years, the San Francisco Giants enter consecutive offseasons without a championship ring. Despite making a number of notable free agent singings in 2016, the Giants fell short of their goal, due in large part to a number of aging veterans regressing and bullpen issues that would ultimately lead to […]

When two Dodgers fans ran onto the field at AT&T Park during the Giants-Dodgers game September 30, they seemed to indicate a peaceful nature by dropping white flowers all over the field. Giants centerfielder Angel Pagan, however, was having none of it. We put the video to the call for your visual as well as auditory enjoyment.

During the 4th inning of the Dodgers Friday night a fan ran out into left field and tried to hand Angel Pagan a flower. Pagan take any chances, slamming the fan to the ground.

After building a four-run lead through four innings, the Giants were in good shape. But the Pirates pounced on Matt Cain for six runs in the fifth to drop San Francisco to 9-21 since the All-Star break.