Miami Marlins Catcher Agustin Ramirez is having a three-game stretch for the ages. He is batting over .700, has a 1.400+ Slugging Percentage, has 5+ XBH, 1+ stolen base, and no strikeouts. In the modern era, no MLB rookie has put up the following numbers over any 3-game span. Ramirez has accomplished this feat in his first three career games.
He is hitting .700 with 1 home run and 3 RBI. Ramirez’s performance the plate has led to success on the diamond. The Miami Marlins have won all 3 games Ramirez has started. Ramirez is one of the franchise’s top prospects. He is the team’s No. 4 ranked player. Will he maintain his high level of play?
Miami Marlins Season Summary
In the modern era, only one MLB rookie has put up the following numbers over any 3-game span:
.700+ BA
1.400+ SLG
5+ XBH
1+ SB
0 KThat one rookie is Agustín Ramírez. His career is 3 games old. pic.twitter.com/GiBgbrstEM
— OptaSTATS (@OptaSTATS) April 26, 2025
Miami has gotten off to a mediocre regular season start. They are 12-13 this year. Miami’s offense has been strong. They are third in batting average, 22nd in home runs, and 12th in runs scored. The Marlins have used a committee-like approach at the plate this year. First Baseman Matt Mervis is eighth in the league in home runs.
Miami’s pitching staff has been poor this year. They are 28th in ERA, 22nd in opposing batting average, and 26th in WHIP. Starting Pitcher Max Meyer has been the unit’s best pitcher. He is 14th in the league in ERA and ninth in strikeouts.
Final Thoughts
Ramirez and the Marlins return to the diamond tonight on the road against the Seattle Mariners. It is unclear if Ramirez will get the start tonight, but he will look to keep producing at the plate.
