WEST SACRAMENTO – The Giants will be without injured outfielder Heliot Ramos for at least two weeks and likely longer, manager Tony Vitello said Saturday.Ramos was put on the 10-day injured list after getting hurt trying to make a sliding catch late during Friday’s 5-2 loss to the Athletics at Sutter Health Park. The injury was announced as a right quadriceps strain, although Vitello said the extent of the injury is uncertain.“I don’t think there’s official word yet on the length, but I definitely think it’s at least a couple weeks and probably more than that,” Vitello told reporters. “It’s at least going to be two weeks at a minimum, and more likely a handful of weeks.” Tony Vitello told reporters in Sacramento that Heliot Ramos will miss at least two weeks and likely more than that with his quad strain. Casey Schmitt will be part of the left field mix while Ramos is out. — Alex Pavlovic (@PavlovicNBCS) May 16, 2026 Ramos has been one of San Francisco’s most consistent hitters this season in an offense that hasn’t had much of a steady rhythm. In 44 games, Ramos was batting .267 and was...