Yo Delta Dynasty! Welcome back to MLB Daily Delta. I'm Aaron Jolly, and today we're talking about the least uncomfortable name on a lot of early draft boards: José Ramírez. If Junior Caminero is the scary ceiling play at third base, José is the boring, beautiful metronome who just keeps winning leagues quietly from the middle of the first round. In 2025, José hit .273 with 27 homers, 104 RBI, 99 runs, and 36 steals — his fifth straight season with 20-plus homers and 30-plus steals. He's now a career .273 hitter with 226 homers and 256 steals through age-32. We break down: - The boring, elite production profile - Why he's a safe first-round investment - The age-34 concern and decline curve - How to value him vs Junior Caminero - Format analysis for 5x5, OBP, and points leagues Keywords: jose ramirez, cleveland guardians, third base, first round, s ...