Washington Nationals Disable Wilson Ramos, Recall Jhonatan Solano
The Washington Nationals had to place catcher Wilson Ramos on the 15-day disabled list Thursday due to a strain of his left hamstring. To take his place they have recalled catcher Jhonatan Solano from their Triple-A Syracuse minor league affiliate. Ramos suffered this same injury last month and missed a couple weeks. It is possible that he misses a little longer than that this time...
Wilson Ramos update: Nationals catcher back on the DL
As expected after Wilson Ramos exited Wednesday night's game, the Washington Nationals have placed the injury-prone catcher on the disabled list. Ramos was on the DL earlier in the season with a strain to the same area of his hamstring he strained Wednesday. The team expects this injury to take some time now that Ramos has re-injured it.
Bryan Kerr of MASN says the team...
Nationals' Ross Detwiler, Wilson Ramos exit with injuries
Washington Nationals left-handed starting pitcher Ross Detwiler and catcher Wilson Ramos both exited last night's loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers early due to injury, according to Bill Ladson of MLB.com.
Detwiler experienced tightness in his lower back during the top of the third inning. He's believed to have suffered the intial injury while sacrificing Roger Bernadina...
Nats fall to Dodgers 3-1
The Washington Nationals fell to the LA Dodgers last night 3-1. The Dodgers took two out of three form the Nats.
Missing Jayson Werth and Bryce Harper from the lineup, the Nats mustered 9 hits, but crossed the plate just once. Zack Greinke returned to the Dodgers starting rotation last night after an injury. Greinke through 5.1 innings and allowed 5 hist and 1 run. ...
Nationals' Wilson Ramos returns from 15-day DL
Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos has been activated from the 15-day disabled list.
Ramos was placed on the disabled list on April 14 because of a strained left hamstring. He is not starting Monday night's game against Atlanta, because manager Davey Johnson wants to be cautious.
Johnson says he is always careful with hamstring injuries. He said he looking forward to...
Nationals' Wilson Ramos set to come off DL tomorrow
The Washington Nationals will once again have their one-two punch at catcher. Wilson Ramos, who has been nursing a hamstring sprain, is set to come off the disabled list tomorrow afternoon. Ramos had been placed on the 15-day DL when the hamstring failed to heal with just short rest.
According to Amanda Comak of the Washington Times, Ramos' hamstring is feeling strong...
Nationals' Wilson Ramos nearing rehab assignment
Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos is on track to begin his minor league rehab assignment today with the team's Double-A club, according to Chase Hughes of CSN Washington.
Ramos hit the disabled list earlier this month due to a hamstring injury. He took extra batting practice yesterday and was able to run the bases. He was expected to do the same today before joining...
What does Wilson Ramos' injury mean to the Nationals?
The Washington Nationals officially placed catcher Wilson Ramos on the 15-day disabled list yesterday. Ramos had been battling a strained hamstring, and it was not healing without rest. According to the Nationals PR department, Jhonatan Solano was recalled to fill Ramos' spot on the 25-man rotation. Fortunately, Washington has Kurt Suzuki on the team, but how exactly...
Nationals place C Ramos on DL, recall Solano
The Washington Nationals have placed catcher Wilson Ramos on the 15-day disabled list with a strained left hamstring.
Ramos hurt himself Saturday running out a ground ball in a game against Atlanta. He's batting .300 with two homers and three RBIs in six games.
To fill his space, the Nationals recalled catcher Jhonatan Solano from Triple-A Syracuse on Sunday.
In 12 games with...
Washington Nationals’ Heartbreaking Weekend
In what manager Davey Johnson described as “heartbreaking”, Washington Nationals 25 year old catcher Wilson Ramos will be sidelined for at least a couple of weeks with a pulled left hamstring. The injury occurred not from some awkward attempt to spring out of his crouch to throw, but in trying to beat out an infield hit in the eighth inning of Saturday’s 3-1 loss to the Atlanta...
Nats are on their way...
"Everyone’s already mentally in D.C. right now, ready to go." (Gio Gonzalez, via Nationals Journal, 3/28/2013)
And so, the Washington Nationals have left Viera and are homeward bound to D.C. Photo of Gio and Wilson Ramos packed and waiting to head to the airport on Thursday via @GioGonzalez47.
It seems players were a little excited about leaving:
...
Nationals 11, Braves 2
Ryan Zimmerman hit three home runs and Wilson Ramos hit two more as a split squad of Washington Nationals beat the Atlanta Braves 11-2 Wednesday.
Tyler Moore also homered for the Nationals, giving them six for the afternoon. Zimmerman and Ramos each had four RBIs.
Zimmerman opened the fourth inning with a home run off Daniel Rodriguez, then started the fifth with a drive against...
Wilson Ramos Update: Knee at 95 percent
Things continue to look up for Wilson Ramos. He has long been expected to be ready for Opening Day, but yesterday he gave a status update on his knee and it was all good news. The Washington Nationals catcher is progressing well and nearing 100 percent health.
When Ramos arrived in camp, he said his knee was about 80 percent healthy. Now after a couple weeks of drills and...
2013 Lineup Preview: The Infield And Catchers
Continuing with the theme of this series and just to reiterate, it’s difficult to find any significant weakness with this Nationals 25-man roster. The infield and catchers are no exception. All five projected starters are among the best in the league at their positions defensively, and none of them are offensive slouches by any stretch of the imagination. On top of that, the bench...
Nationals Wilson Ramos catches bullpen sessions, will be ready for Opening Day
Wilson Ramos has said it before, but yesterday was a reiteration of sorts without him even needing to say anything. The Washington Nationals' catcher caught multiple bullpen sessions yesterday for the first time since he tore his ACL. He is confident he will be ready to go for Opening Day.
Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post says Ramos caught Dan Haren and Ryan Perry...
Nationals C Wilson Ramos to be fully healed by Opening Day
The Washington Nationals expect catcher Wilson Ramos to be
fully healed and ready to go for the start of the 2013 season, according to
Mark Zuckerman of CSN Washington.
Ramos suffered a torn ACL in May and underwent surgery to
repair his injury soon after. He is expected to be fully healed for Opening
Day, but the Nationals have offseason acquisition Kurt Suzuki penciled...
Washington Nationals Preview: Catcher
The 2013 Washington Nationals are loaded in several positions and appear to be favorites for a possible World Series run. They are not only loaded in top talent, but much of that talent is also young. Catching is one position the Nationals have very little worries.
Last season, the Nats were set behind the plate with Wilson Ramos as starter and Jesus Flores as backup. However...
Nationals Should be Better, More Consistent With Wilson Ramos and Drew Storen Back
The Washington Nationals are looking to build on their successful 2012 campaign. All along, most analysts thought 2013 was the season in which the Nationals would breakout. However, they did so this past season, and they did so despite injuries. With players like Wilson Ramos and Drew Storen healthy, Washington can get even better.
Bill Ladson of MLB.com interviewed Nationals...
2012 Player-By-Player Wrap Up: Wilson Ramos
Throughout the offseason, The Nats Blog will look back at every player’s 2012 season to summarize and analyze his performance, and we’ll look ahead to his possible role in 2013. We’ll go from #1 Steve Lombardozzi all the way to #63 Henry Rodriguez with about two posts per week until Spring Training. Enjoy.
Boy, did Wilson Ramos ever have a trying year? Between being...
Suzuki traded from Athletics to Nationals so former Washington prospect can start in Oakland
Sometimes its funny that some irony pops itself into the grand scheme of things. The Nationals were happy with their catching situation and depth when they traded Derrick Norris with three young pitchers to the Athletics in the Gio Gonzalez trade. The Nats had their catcher of the future with Wilson Ramos, but Ramos suffered a season ending knee injury. Back up catcher...
Predicting A Healthy Nationals Lineup
The Washington Nationals have dealt with a slew of injuries in the 2012 season, but as time goes on, the Nats continue to say in the mix despite some key offensive injuries to Jayson Werth and Wilson Ramos. Though Ramos will be gone for the rest of the season, Werth is scheduled to return for a playoff push.
If you look at the Nationals regular lineup now, it’s a whole lot better...
Twins’ acquire Matt Capps for Wilson Ramos in review
Two seasons ago, Joe Nathan went down in Spring Training and the Twins were forced to find a closer from within their organization. They chose Jon Rauch, and from opening day until July 30, Rauch was 21/25 on save attempts with a 3.05 ERA. Now, Rauch didn’t fit the closer mold, as he no longer [...]
Season officially over for Nationals' Ramos
It's official -- the Washington Nationals won't get starting catcher Wilson Ramos back until next season. Ramos told reporters before Wednesday's 7-4 victory over the Pirates that he'll be having surgery to repair the torn ACL in his right knee in about two to three weeks and won't be back this year. "They said it's normal surgery," Ramos said...
Report: Ramos to miss rest of season
Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos said Wednesday he will have surgery on his torn right anterior cruciate ligament in two to three weeks, forcing him out for the remainder of the season, The Washington Post reported.
Ramos was injured as he chased a ball in the seventh inning of the Nationals' 2-1 win over Cincinnati last Saturday.
The 24-year-old said he had not suffered any...
Sacrifice a chicken? Nationals injuries mounting
Nationals manager Davey Johnson calls the series of injuries to his players ''ridiculous'' - and he's even joking about sacrificing a chicken or finding some other way to change the team's luck.
Carlos Maldonado is the newest member of the Nationals, a catcher brought up from Triple-A Syracuse for Tuesday's game against the Padres.
Maldonado was needed...
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