WILSON RAMOS RUMORS & GOSSIP
Nationals Injury Updates: Wilson Ramos, Denard Span
Nationals fans hungry for news of their beloved Buffalo, Wilson Ramos, got some yesterday. The catcher, recovering from surgery to remove the hamate bone in his left hand, was seen taking five swings of the bat. As reported by Mark Zuckerman of Nats Insider, Ramos said he felt no pain or soreness, "It just feels a little weak.” Having played two rehab games in Single-A Hagerstown...
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Nationals place C Wilson Ramos on DL, recall C Sandy Leon
Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos underwent successful surgery on Wednesday to remove a fractured hamate bone from his left hand.
Ramos, who visited with hand specialist Dr. Kenneth Means on Tuesday, had the operation Wednesday and he will begin his rehab immediately. The team placed him on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to April 1, before Wednesday’s game, and...
Via Pro Sports Daily
22 days ago
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Wilson Ramos to the DL
Washington Nationals’ catcher Wilson Ramos is headed tot he disabled list again, this time for left hand surgery. Ramos will undergo surgery today to repair a broken hamate in his left hand. He is expected to miss between 4 and 6 weeks.
The injury to Ramos’ left hand likely occurred in the season opener on a foul tip. It is an unfortunate injury because of the injury history...
Via DC Pro Sports Report
22 days ago
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Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos to undergo surgery
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Washington Nationals manager Matt Williams has confirmed that catcher Wilson Ramos will need surgery on his left hand.
Ramos will undergo hamate bone surgery on his left hand causing him to miss the next four to five weeks according to Wilson. The Washington Post lists him as out for as long as eight weeks.
Regardless of the exact timetable it is safe to say that the...
Via Tireball.com
22 days ago
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Nationals' Wilson Ramos may need surgery, would miss 4-8 weeks
Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos left his team's season opener on Monday after injuring his left hand while swinging and missing. The injury occurred in the seventh inning, and he left the game immediately after completing the at bat. MLB.com's Bill Ladson reported that initial X-rays were negative, but Ramos saw a specialist on Tuesday. The MRI results revealed...
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Wilson Ramos likely to undergo surgery, miss 4-8 weeks
Nationals catcher and opening day cleanup hitter Wilson Ramos will likely undergo hamate bone surgery on his left hand Wednesday morning, according to multiple people familiar with situation. The procedure would sideline the Nationals’ bedrock catcher for more than a month and affect him once he returns.
After he received a MRI on Tuesday, Ramos will visit specialist Kenneth...
Via Pro Sports Daily
22 days ago
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Nats' Wilson Ramos suffers opening day injury
The Washington Nationals' 2014 season got off to a tumultuous start whith starting catcher Wilson Ramos sustaining an injury to his hand in their first game of the season against the New York Mets, according to a cbssports.com article by Mike Axisa. A temporary sigh of relief can be taken, however, as post-game X-rays came back negative. Further news will be available tomorrow...
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24 days ago
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Wilson Ramos Watch - Broken Finger?
The Washington Nationals penciled catcher Wilson Ramos in the cleanup spot against the New York Mets today. Ramos was removed in the 7th inning and while no official word has been released yet, there is this tweet:Google Translate says "Wilson Ramos left the game with pain in his left hand. Is fractured at one of the metacarpal..." OH CRUD.— Nationals 101 (@Nationals101...
Via We Talk Fantasy Sports
24 days ago
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Washington Nationals rumors: backup catcher edition
There is no controversy in regards to who will be the starting catcher for the Washington Nationals to open up the 2014 season. In his short time in the league, Wilson Ramos has proven to be a power hitting catcher with a strong arm, and barring injury, he will be the Nationals every day catcher throughout the upcoming season.
The situation concerning Ramos’ backup is not nearly...
Via isportsweb.com
January 05, 2014
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ALIVE AND WELL
Ramos meets with media after kidnapping
Above, video of Wilson Ramos meeting with the Venezuelan media shortly after his rescue on Friday night.
"The truth is I’m still very nervous, but thanks to God everything turned out well." (WIlson Ramos, via Washington Post, 11/12/2011)
"This is a pain nobody deserves to feel, so many things went through my mind, and I feared like never before." (Wilson...
Via Nationals Enquirer
November 12, 2011
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