California Nationals star Ryan Zimmerman has apparently been positioned on the disabled list adhering to a hamstring injury he suffered last weekend. The Washington Times' Amanda Comak reports: The 3rd basemanAreportedly sustained the injury against the Atlanta Braves last weekend, then irritated it even more when playing against the Miami Marlins on Wednesdaya'despite playing with aAheating pad attached to his leg. After someApregame throwing and running underneath the watch of a coach on Friday, Zimmerman was again rested by the Nationals, who scheduled him to enjoy this week-end from the Nyc Mets. Nevertheless, as opposed to playing, the All-Star was again omitted of the collection by Nationals administration and then delivered to have anAMRI scan on his hamstring. Rob Carr/Getty Pictures The Nationals have already recalledAAnthonyARendonAfrom the Harrisburg Senatorsa'AA Eastern League Affiliates of the Washington Nationalsa'as an upgraded for Zimmerman, based on theANationals' official Twitter account. For a player who has arrived on the disabled list four times before five years due to different injuries, this could perhaps not be a good sign. And though no information is yet known as to the extent of the damage or the length of time he will be on the disabled list for, the headlines does not seem to be encouraging for Zimmerman. Director Davey Johnson commented earlier in the weekAregarding the injury. "It is some thing I actually do not want to take a chance on getting worse. All activities are important, but to take the chance of setting him back and missing double the time? I am maybe not ready to simply take that gamble..." Zimmerman happens to be averaging.226 with one home run and 11 RBI in his 15 games this season for Washington. The Nationals are second (10-7) in the NL East behind the Atlanta Braves (13-3) and hope that their star may return the moment possible. Hit me through to Twitter for more activities goodness.
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