The latest minor league moves from around baseball…
- The Rangers announced the signing of outfielder Henry Ramos to a minors contract with an invitation to the club’s MLB Spring Training camp. Originally a fifth-round pick for the Red Sox in the 2010 draft, Ramos spent his first seven pro seasons in Boston’s farm system before playing in the Dodgers’ organization in 2017-18 and then last season with the Giants’ Triple-A affiliate. The switch-hitting Ramos (who turns 28 in April) has a .275/.332/.418 slash line over 3323 career plate appearances in the minor leagues, with the bulk of his playing time coming in right field and center field.
What a shock; yet another high Boston draft pick who never made it to the show. Hopefully Chaim Bloom can fix their awful draft track record!
As opposed to all other teams who never fail with 5th rounders.
I seem to recall a certain 5th round selection named Betts, i think he’s known as Mookie Betts.
RIP Henry’s bat.
Not enough power output for this dude…..