Ramirez has a .253/.324/.462 line after playing in 34 games at Double-A Biloxi.
The start of the 2016 campaign marked Ramirez's third straight season playing at the Double-A level. In that time, he's reduced his number of strikeouts and steadily increased his batting average from .231. Even though his game has gotten better, the 26-year-old lefty will likely have to continue waiting for the opportunity to test his skills at Triple-A Colorado Springs. Colorado Springs' roster currently has two capable first basemen in Jake Elmore and Andy Wilkins.