Angel Pagan went 2-for-5 with a double and three RBI in Monday's 8-0 victory against the Nationals.

Pagan left Sunday's game with flu-like symptoms and was a game-time decision against Washington. He showed no ill-effects on the field, smacking an RBI double in the fifth against reliever Craig Stammen and adding a two-run single off Henry Rodriguez in the seventh. Despite the nice effort, Pagan is batting just .218/.279/.400 in May.

Angel Pagan went 3-for-5 with two doubles Wednesday, but the Giants lost to the Blue Jays.

Pagan has had a subpar season thus far by his standards, but he's still contributing by getting on base and scoring runs. The outfielder should start to steal more bases and hit for a higher average as the season wears on.

Angel Pagan is currently dealing with a mild adductor strain in his groin area.

An MRI on Wednesday confirmed the injury. Pagan was initially believed to be dealing with a hamstring issue, but that's not the case. Either way, it's not considered serious and he could return to action as soon as Thursday.