It didn’t take many days of Spring Training for Heliot Ramos to become one of the hottest topics on the San Francisco Giants. Part of it is how wildly athletic Ramos looks relative to many players in the Giants camp. Part of it is starting the preseason hitting 3-5, and looking entirely in control at the plate.
And part of it — most of it, perhaps — is the confidence that Ramos has publicly put forth.
Ramos — the nearly unanimous No. 3 prospect in the Giants farm — didn’t mince words when discussing the belief he has in his readiness, telling reporters this week that, “I’m ready.