Ramos has been Giants’ leadoff man against lefties for much of the season and remains near the top against righties, maintaining solid leadoff production with even splits this year and stable upside in runs and stolen-base opportunities.

Ramos delivered an early jolt for the Giants with a first-inning homer, setting a tone that San Francisco would ride to a 4-3 win. His power upside, especially in the leadoff/heart of the order, can translate into multi-hit or multi-homer games in favorable matchups, making him a potential DFS lever when SF faces right-handed pitching.

Ramos provided the perspective on the fateful play, noting his view of the interference and explaining how the arm of a fan affected his ability to secure the ball, which contributed to the overturned ruling and Giants’ control early in the game.

Ramos’ wall grab becomes a focal point in the narrative around the overturned Bogaerts homer, highlighting his defensive impact and potential fantasy upside in CF or RF roles, with the play underscoring the volatility of game-deciding moments.

Ramos delivered an early Giants spark with a leadoff homer off Cortés, signaling his potential to jumpstart San Francisco’s offense. His performance in high-leverage moments could unlock fantasy value in deeper leagues, especially if he maintains lineup presence and increases opportunities against tough left-handed pitching.