16 Angel Pagan, CF

Giants center fielder Angel Pagan was able to overcome his bout with the flu Monday against the Nationals during an 8-0 victory, MLB.com reports. 

Pagan had to take batting practice just to prove he was able to play. Manager Bruce Bochy was calling him a "game-time decision." 

Pagan led off and went 2 for 5 in the game with a double and three RBI. He scored a run and is batting .260. Pagan drove in a run with a double in the fourth inning and added two more RBI with a single to center in the seventh. 

Giants outfielder Angel Pagan is back in the starting lineup leading off and in center field for Monday's game against the Nationals.

Pagan had to leave Sunday's series finale against Colorado due to flu-like symptoms. He's OK now.

Giants outfielder Angel Pagan exited Sunday's series finale against the Rockies due to flu-like symptoms.

Pagan was removed from the game in the fifth. He finished 0 for 2 with a strikeout in a 5-0 defeat. He is hitting 256 with two homers and 18 RBI. His status for Monday's series opener at home against the Nationals is still up in the air.

Giants outfielder Angel Pagan reached base three times Wednesday.

Pagan had two doubles and a single with a run scored. It was Pagan's first multi-hit game since May 1. He's hitting .264/.315/.372 in 148 at-bats this year.