James Anderson is deeply regretting not more heavily investing in Heliot Ramos considering his productive start to the season. Despite flying under the radar due to perceived limited speed and his challenging home ballpark, Ramos has already accumulated three homers and two steals through his initial 11 games. His exceptional hitting mechanics were highlighted by Anderson, pointing to Ramos' rare home-run feat as a right-handed hitter into McCovey Cove. Anderson believes Ramos represented ideal draft-day value given his late-round price and actionable early results, lamenting not selecting him more frequently and expecting Ramos to continue delivering excellent returns for fantasy managers who trusted him.

Data Skrive pointed out Heliot Ramos as a potentially lucrative home run prop bet (+560 odds) facing the Seattle Mariners. Ramos, somewhat flying under DFS radars, is benefiting from a sensational early-season power display, crushing 3 HR in just 7 games—a homer hit rate of a notable 42.9%. He presents an attractive combination of relatively favorable odds and strong recent slugging performances.

Grant Neiffer strongly recommended Heliot Ramos to hit a home run at +700 odds on opening day against Hunter Greene in Cincinnati, calling it the most valuable home-run bet on the slate. Ramos hit 22 HR last year in just around 120 games, projecting closer to 32 if extrapolated over a full 162-game schedule, especially boosted by hitting in hitter-friendly Great American Ballpark rather than his usual home park in San Francisco, MLB's worst park for right-handed power. Neiffer believes Hunter Greene's previous home-run allowance (just 0.7 HR/9 last year) was fluky given a career average around 1.7 HR/9. Sean Zerillo backed Neiffer's points, noting Ramos' barrel metrics and Statcast confirming he'd have hit 33 HR instead of 22 if he'd played all games in Cincinnati last year. Both analysts agree Ramos' odds at +700 are extremely mispriced, advising betting immediately before lines adjust.