Week 13 Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Who can help replace Jose Ramirez in your lineups now
Jose Ramirez suffered a fractured left hamate bone and was placed on the 10-day injured list. Historical data suggests a typical recovery of about seven weeks, potentially keeping him out until the All-Star break or later. Fantasy managers are advised to consider waiver‑wire options such as Noelvi Marte, Curtis Mead, and Royce Lewis to fill the void.
- ▪Ramirez fractured his left hamate bone during a game and was moved to the 10‑day IL with no set return date.
- ▪The average timeline for hitters with a hamate fracture is roughly seven weeks, though past cases this season ranged from 28 to 66 days.
- ▪Previous injuries to players like Corbin Carroll, Andrew Vaughn, Francisco Lindor, and Jackson Holliday illustrate the variability in recovery time.
- ▪The article recommends targeting Noelvi Marte, Curtis Mead, and Royce Lewis on the waiver wire as potential replacements for Ramirez’s production.
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Thriving in Fantasy Baseball is as often about surviving when injuries and attrition inevitably hit, and Fantasy players got hit by another huge injury this weekend when Jose Ramirez broke a bone in his left hand Saturday. Ramirez suffered the injury, a fractured left hamate bone, during the fifth inning of Saturday's game while swinging, and he was placed on the 10-day IL Sunday with no official timetable for his return.But this is a fairly common injury, so we can get a sense of how long Ramirez is likely to miss – and his own history actually gives us a sense. In 2019, Ramirez suffered a fractured hamate in his other hand and missed just over four weeks before returning.
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