Ramírez Unleashes Power After Denied Homerun: Explosion in the Cactus League

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José Ramírez: Dominican Power on Display

GOODYEAR, Arizona – Dominican José Ramírez showed that his hitting strength does not require second chances. In his recent performance in the Cactus League, the Cleveland Guardians’ third baseman left a clear sign of his potential.

In the second preseason game, Ramírez was the protagonist of a striking play against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Goodyear Ballpark.

In the third inning, Ramírez hit a ball that, although it seemed to clear the fence, was ruled a double by rule after bouncing on the playing field. Cleveland manager Stephen Vogt requested explanations, but the decision stood.

Far from being intimidated, Ramírez responded forcefully in his next at-bat. He connected a three-run home run off a pitch from Antonio Menéndez, sending the ball 386 feet into right field. This was his first home run of the preseason, and it drew applause from the public.

Ramírez finished the match with a solid 3-2 performance, showing that his power is ready for the season.

With this demonstration, the outstanding third baseman underscores his importance in the attack from the start of spring training.

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