Ramos had been shelved since the end of spring training due to a right elbow strain. He’s now fully recovered and will return to an everyday role at the Triple-A level until the White Sox decide to give him another opportunity.

Ramos had lost the starting third base job to Miguel Vargas, but had a chance to claim the second base or designated hitter job before suffering the injury. There is currently no set timeline for his return.

Ramos has a chance of making the White Sox as their starting third baseman, pushing Josh Rojas to second, but it seems like a long shot. Ideally, though, he’ll take a nice step forward after hitting .242/.320/.387 in 88 games in the minors and .202/.252/.333 in 32 games in the majors last season.

Ramos put the White Sox on the board in the second inning with a solo homer off Beau Brieske for his only hit of the game. The 22-year-old third baseman has hit .189/.235/.326 with three homers and nine RBI across 103 plate appearances.