The Nats' starting rotation has pitched better with Wilson Ramos behind the plate than with Kurt Suzuki and, if you go back to last year, it's not even close.

Though he was activated off the DL, Wilson Ramos wasn't in the Nationals' lineup for their series opener in Atlanta.

Nats manager Davey Johnson explained the reasoning behind shaking up his lineup for the second straight day before Thursday's game vs. the Reds.

The Nationals have placed catcher Wilson Ramos on the 15-day disabled list. Here's news around baseball.

The new Nats catcher feels bad for Wilson Ramos ' injury, but is happy to join the Nats before they head to Miami to play his brother.

The Nats catcher could be out several weeks.

Splitting duties 50-50, Kurt Suzuki and Wilson Ramos have combined to produce better than the Nationals could have expected.

Making his first appearance at Great American Ball Park since tearing his ACL last May, Wilson Ramos ' two HR's helped the Nats hold on against the Reds.

Wilson Ramos nearly cried in the moments before his first game back from a torn ACL. By day's end, the Nationals catcher was all smiles.

Manager Davey Johnson announced on Friday Wilson Ramos will start at catcher on Opening Day and that relief pitcher Henry Rodriguez will make the 25-man roster.

Wilson Ramos has passed every test in his return from a torn ACL, but is that enough to earn the Nats catcher the starting job on Opening Day?

Though he won't say who will be behind the plate on Opening Day, Davey Johnson did suggest Wilson Ramos and Kurt Suzuki will split playing time 50-50 this season.

Wilson Ramos catches a full game for the first time since tearing his ACL, Drew Storen improves and Adam LaRoche faces a surprise knuckleball from Tim Hudson.

Wilson Ramos will catch back-to-back games this week for the first time since tearing his ACL. Now the Nationals' catcher has his sights on starting Opening Day in D.C.

Though he's nearly completed a full recovery from a torn ACL, Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos understands he may need to take things slowly this spring.

Wilson Ramos caught a bullpen session today for the first time in nine months and proclaimed his surgically repaired knee healthy.

Wilson Ramos caught two bullpen sessions and participated in all other drills with his catching teammates today, putting him on track for Opening Day.