Ramos added a three-run homer in the second, widening San Francisco’s early lead. His power punch set the tone for the Giants’ offense and helped keep Colorado on its heels throughout the game.

Ramos delivered his 20th homer of the season and provided a spark for SF’s offense, showcasing his growing power ceiling and relevance in fantasy rosters.

Ramos is a low-cost anchor for a San Francisco stack around Devers, offering salary relief with run-producing upside. He’s part of a mini-SF stack that can balance the lineup on a tight slate and help maximize DK points when combined with Adames and Devers.

Ramos contributed in the first inning, benefitting from Eldridge's early activity as a dangerous speed and contact option in the Giants' lineup.

Ramos set the table for the Giants by starting the game with a baserunner, illustrating how San Francisco opened with aggression before the Dodgers surged back with power. His early baserunning pace framed the Giants’ initial push in an otherwise back-and-forth affair.