• Position:Pitcher
  • Height:6'6"
  • Weight:225
  • Bats/Throws:R/R
  • Birthday:10/15/1999
  • Hometown:Vian, Oklahoma
  • Birthplace:Ft. Smith, Arkansas
  • College:Oklahoma
  • Draft:18th RD-2022 (COL)

Ramos joins the Lincoln Saltdogs for his first season in 2026.  A former starting pitcher in college, Ramos has performed in a relief role with his time in professional baseball, including a stint in the Colorado Rockies organization.

2025:  Ramos appeared in three games with the Boise Hawks, in the Pioneer League.  He was 0-0, with a 21.60 ERA.  In three appearances, he threw 1.2 innings.

2023:  Pitching in the Colorado Rockies organization, Ramos played for the ACL Rockies, in the Arizona Complex League.  He was 1-0, with a 2.61 ERA.  In eleven appearances, he threw 10.1 innings.  He also played for the Fresno Grizzlies, in the California League.  In twelve games, he was 0-0, with a 7.98 ERA.  In 14.2 innings, he struck out 17 batters.

2022:  Ramos concluded his collegiate career with the Oklahoma Sooners.  Appearing in 15 games, with one start, he went 1-1, with a 5.16 ERA.  In 22.2 innings, he struck out 24 batters.  Ramos also played for the Trenton Thunder, in the MLB Draft League.  In five games, he was 0-0, with a 5.63 ERA, pitching 8.0 innings.  Ramos also played for the Rockies in the Arizona Complex League.  In one game he was 1-0 with a 0.00 ERA.  He pitched 1.0 inning and struck out one batter.

2021:  In his junior season at Oklahoma, Ramos appeared in 15 games, recording five starts.  He was 2-1, with an 11.67 ERA.  In 17.2 innings, he struck out 19 batters.  During the summer, he played for the Trenton Thunder.  In six games, Ramos was 1-0 with a 5.59 ERA.  In 9.2 innings, he struck out ten batters.

2020:  During the abbreviated COVID season, Ramos played during the summer for the Tulsa Drillers, in the Texas Collegiate League.  In seven games, Ramos made one start and went 1-1, with a 2.51 ERA.  In 14.1 innings, he struck out 15 batters.

2019:  Ramos began his collegiate career with the Missouri State Bears.  Appearing in five games, he was 0-0, with a 27.00 ERA, in 2.1 innings, he struck out four batters.