Indians' Ramos suffers torn ACL

CLEVELAND, OH - AUGUST 29: Cleveland Indians catcher Wilson Ramos (40) is assisted from the field by the Indians medical staff after injuring his knee during the seventh inning of the Major League Baseball game between the Boston Red Sox and Cleveland Indians on August 29, 2021, at Progressive Field in Cleveland, OH.
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Cleveland Indians catcher Wilson Ramos is out for the remainder of the 2021 season after suffering a torn ACL and sprained MCL, according to Mandy Bell of MLB.com.

It's the third time Ramos has torn his ACL in his career.

Ramos began the campaign with the Detroit Tigers, who designated him for assignment after he hit .200/.238/.392 with six homers over 35 games. The veteran joined the Indians in early August, hitting .226/.286/.419 with two homers in nine games.

The 12-year veteran owns a .750 OPS (102 OPS+) for his career, hitting 136 homers with 534 RBIs in 990 games.

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