What happened to Wilson Ramos?
What happened to Wilson Ramos?
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The injury looked bad when it happened and the diagnosis was just as bad when the Indians announced it Monday. Veteran catcher Wilson Ramos suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament and a sprained medial collateral ligament in his left knee on Sunday against the Red Sox.
What baseball team does Wilson Ramos play for?
| Wilson Ramos | |
|---|---|
| Runs batted in | 534 |
| Teams | |
| Minnesota Twins (2010) Washington Nationals (2010–2016) Tampa Bay Rays (2017–2018) Philadelphia Phillies (2018) New York Mets (2019–2020) Detroit Tigers (2021) Cleveland Indians (2021) | |
| Career highlights and awards |
How tall is Wilson Ramos?
6′ 0″
Wilson Ramos/Height
Where did the Tigers get Wilson Ramos from?
Columbus
The team called up catcher Wilson Ramos from Triple-A Columbus to fill in for Roberto Perez, who was placed on the injured list with shoulder inflammation and back issues.
Did Cleveland Indians change their name?
Cleveland Naps
Cleveland Guardians/Former names
Is Roberto Perez injured?
CLEVELAND, Ohio — It has been another injury-filled season for catcher Roberto Perez. The Indians placed their veteran catcher on the injured list before Friday night’s game against the Tigers with inflammation in his right shoulder and back spasms. Perez has not played in the last thee games.
Who is the Mets catcher?
James McCann
Tomas NidoPatrick Mazeika
New York Mets/Catchers
Mets starting catcher James McCann (back spasms) is nearing a return from the IL. Plus updates on Brad Hand, Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard. The Mets are inching closer to getting one of their top two catchers back from the injured list.
How old is Wilson Ramos?
34 years (August 10, 1987)
Wilson Ramos/Age
Indians’ Wilson Ramos: Out for season The 34-year-old appeared in 44 games with Detroit and Cleveland this year and slashed . 205/. 248/.
How much does Wilson Ramos make?
5.35 million USD (2016)
Wilson Ramos/Salary
Did Tigers cut Wilson Ramos?
The 28-year-old Haase, who was removed from the Tigers’ 40-man roster back in January, has already blasted eight home runs in 100 plate appearances. Ramos has had a long, successful career, with his finest years coming as a member of the Nationals.
