40 Wilson Ramos, C

Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos tweeted he would be back soon.

Ramos has been sidelined with a hamstring issue, and experienced a setback during a recent baserunning drill. Ramos calmed fans Monday with his tweet. Ramos is expected to return in mid-July. There's no indication this tweet means Ramos is planning to return sooner. Ramos has been out since May 15 with his injury.

He was hitting .250/.308/.438 in 48 at-bats this year. 

Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos's recent setback will last only "several days," general manager Mike Rizzo told The Washington Post Friday.

Ramos felt some discomfort in his leg during baserunning drills at extended spring training earlier in the week. He was about four weeks into a six-week rehab timetable before suffering a setback.

"According to our doctors, there isn't any larger concern that it’s a chronic type of injury," Rizzo said.

Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos suffered a setback with his injured hamstring during baserunning drills at extend spring training, the Washington Post reports. Nationals manager Davey Johnson said Ramos is unlikely to be activated from the disabled list before the All-Star break.

Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos is heading to the team's spring training complex in Florida Wednesday to continue his rehab work, according to MASNSports.com. Ramos will begin taking part in baseball activities, including running, hitting and taking pitches behind the plate, and might even take part in extended spring training games while there.

Ramos had a platelet rich plasma injected in the hamstring and appears to be recovering well, possibly putting him on track to return earlier than the six-week timetable he originally received when he hit the disabled list May 15.

Assuming he does not suffer a setback, the team thinks Ramos could return to the field in the next few weeks.