Introduction
The Boston Red Sox drafted Henry Ramos out of Puerto Rico in 2010 in the 5th round of that year’s amateur draft. Ramos signed reportedly for $138,200. The right-hander was rather young when he was signed, only 18 years old, and the first seasons he had problems adjusting to professional baseball.
It wasn’t until 2012-13 that he started to produce some decent numbers and in 2014, when he reached Double A, he started to make a name. The prospect sites caught sight of him, and although he wasn’t regarded as a prospect with a very high floor, the forecast of a 4th outfielder type in the MLB was still good.