Former Giants outfielder Angel Pagan is safe and sound after a frightening scare in his native country of Puerto Rico.
Pagan, along with professional baseball player Orlando Roman and a 16-year-old minor, were rescued off the coast of Puerto Rico at 7:09 a.m. when a 15-foot wave flipped their boat, multiple Latin websites reported on Tuesday.
Reports say the boat was capsized on Cibuco Beach on Vega Alta, Puerto Rico, which is roughly an hour away from San Juan.
Pagan appears to be unscathed from the incident, but Roman had to receive medical assistance from head trauma, reports Telemundo PR.
Pagan played five seasons with the Giants from 2012 to 2016. The center fielder led the league in triples with 15 in his first season in San Francisco. He hit .281 as a Giant and was a part of the World Series-winning squad in 2012.
He didn't play in the 2014 postseason due to back season-ending back surgery, though he still collected his championship ring.
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Both Pagan and Roman were selected by the Mets in the 1999 MLB Draft.
