Wang to remain with Nats while rehabbing By Bill Ladson / MLB.com | 03/30/12 10:29 PM ET VIERA, Fla. -- The Nationals have decided that right-hander Chien-Ming Wang will travel north with the team after Monday's game against the Red Sox. Like closer Drew Storen and outfielder Michael Morse, manager Davey Johnson wants to keep an eye on Wang, who will be rehabbing a strained left hamstring. Wang is already long tossing, but he is not expected to be activated from the disabled list until the end of April. "He looks great throwing the ball, so I just want to keep looking at him for four or five days," Johnson said. "We are going to be cautious with him. He is a very important cog with what we have going here. We want to make sure we don't rush him to where it's a setback." On March 15, Wang hurt the hamstring against the Yankees in the third inning after falling down while running toward first base after fielding a ground ball. Yankees catcher Russell Martin hit a soft grounder first. Wang fielded the ball and fell down awkwardly after an initial misstep before colliding with Martin coming across the base. Wang had been projected to be the fifth starter in Washington's rotation. http://tinyurl.com/84jn8cx --

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