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Pagan's Homer in the 10th Caps Comeback Victory Angel Pagan slammed a solo home run in the bottom of the 10th inning Wednesday night, lifting the Mets to a 6-5 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals and giving them a chance to do something they haven't done since April: sweep a three-game series.

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But when the ball ricocheted off Pagan's glove, Desmond had already almost reached second base.

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A short time after the fight, police stopped Mr. Pagan's car driving in reverse on Bergen Street and found Mr. Pagan behind the wheel covered in blood.

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Despite those necessary managerial gymnastics, the Mets still rallied from a three-run deficit to tie the game at 5 on Pagan's RBI double in the bottom of the seventh.

A Loss That Really Hurts Mike Sielski 2011

Police said what happened was that the dogs 'leashes got tangled and Mr. Pagan's wife attempted to untangle them.

Dog Spat Leads to Fatal Stabbing Sean Gardiner 2010

Mr. Pagan's wife wouldn't identify herself but said, I cannot deal with this.

Dog Spat Leads to Fatal Stabbing Sean Gardiner 2010

It was a nice moment, but on the whole of Pagan's season, it was only that: a moment.

A Flushing Farewell? Mike Sielski 2011

Pagan's throw rolled into foul territory, allowing another run to score.

A Flushing Farewell? Mike Sielski 2011

The error was Pagan's second in as many games and his seventh of the season; among major-league outfielders, only Arizona's Justin Upton who has made eight has committed more.

A Flushing Farewell? Mike Sielski 2011

But there's a reason Boras was pushing this, and it's not because he was enamored with Pagan's range.

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