Jose Ramirez leaves the Guardians game with obvious injuries

If the Cleveland Guardians 2025 do the playoffs, you need an MVP caliber season from your superstar third Baseman Jose Ramirez.

However, all fans keep their breath away when Ramirez was injured against the Toronto Blue Jay on Friday evening with an apparent leg injury.

The team later announced in the game that Ramirez was left behind with “mild ankle spania”.

The game occurred in the top of the third inner when Ramirez hit a ball from the end of the bat that barely rose from the battery's box.

He immediately started to hit the box to hit the throw, but then the incident occurred.

J-Ram certainly reached the first basis, but the leg of the third Baseman bone planted clumsily on the pockets, and he immediately fell to the ground, clearly in pain.

After Ramirez had spent about a minute with the coaches on the dirt with the coaches, he stood out of the field under his own strength, but the game still looked incredibly uncomfortable, and there was no point in taking any risks by leaving him in the game.

When Ramirez went out, Daniel Schneemann went into the game in the second basis, and Gabriel Arias switched to third place.

Hopefully this will not be a serious injury to Ramirez that requires a trip to the injured list.

We have to wait and see what Vogt says about Ramirez's status after the game.

Ramirez currently meets an OPS of 0.774 .274/.323/.451. These statistics include five Homeruns and five double numbers on eight stolen bases.

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