Roberto Ramos

Any player on the cusp of playing half his games in Coors Field is a potentially intriguing fantasy asset, and Ramos is no exception. The first baseman spent the 2019 campaign with Triple-A Albuquerque, hitting 30 homers with a .309/.400/.580 slash line in 127 games. As is the case with many minor-league first basemen, Ramos' big raw power has gotten rave reviews from scouts, but that's just about all he does, as his ability to make contact is questionable. It took a .390 BABIP and the extreme offensive environment of the Pacific Coast League to get Ramos to his .309 average last season, and he struck out 28.0% of the time. Still, a hitter doesn't have to be close to elite in a vacuum if he's to be a viable fantasy option in Coors Field. Daniel Murphy has the Rockies' first-base job locked down for now, but he's not exactly a paragon of health. Ramos could be an alternative should Murphy get injured.