Marlins' Ramirez brings lefty pop and a patient approach, delivering run-chasing at-bats and late-inning RBI potential when placed in favorable counts.

Ramírez launched a two-run homer to pad Miami's lead, delivering a key power window in the seventh to stretch the advantage. His timely hitmaking continues to anchor Miami's offense as the team leaned on big hits to break the game open late.

Ramirez joins the Marlins’ Coors Field plans, offering a path to power and contact in a high-scoring environment. His performance could unlock mid-range DFS value if he reaches base regularly and drives in key runs.

Ramírez targets Strider’s struggles, with 13 of 18 HRs this season off RHP and a high 43% FB% on four-seamers. His contact discipline and power against righties position him well to push the 0.5 HR line against Strider’s mid-season command issues, especially if Strider leans into the slider.

Agustín Ramírez’s deep-left shot that sparked the sequence is the spark that preceded Profar’s jaw-dropping grab. Ramírez represents the Marlins’ potential on this day, contributing a cameo that punctuated a game that otherwise skewed toward the defensive heroics in Atlanta’s stadium lights.