Wilson Ramos talked to reporters in Nationals Park after he suffered a season-ending injury to the ACL in his right knee on September 26th.
He underwent surgery to repair the ACL, “along with repairs to the medial meniscus and lateral meniscus,” as Washington Post reporter Jorge Castillo late in the regular season.
Ramos, 29, who reportedly turned down a 3-year/$30M offer from Washington with the hope that he’d find a better offer in free agency this winter, finished his seventh major league campaign at a career-best 3.5 fWAR, with a .307/.354/.496 line, and career highs in doubles (25) and home runs (22) in 131 games and 532 plate appearances, making the injury particularly devastating.