Overview
- José Ramírez achieved the 250 home run and 250 stolen base milestone, a first for the Cleveland Guardians and for any primary third baseman in MLB history.
- He is the 24th player overall and the only active MLB player to reach the 250/250 mark, joining Carlos Beltrán as the second switch-hitter to do so.
- In the 10th inning against the Twins, Ramírez tied the game with an RBI single, stole his 250th base, and scored the winning run on Angel Martínez’s walk-off hit.
- The Guardians secured a 4-3 victory, taking three of four games in the series and finishing 6-4 on their homestand before heading to Toronto for a six-game road trip.
- Teammates and manager Stephen Vogt praised Ramírez’s leadership, work ethic, and consistent excellence as key to both his individual success and the team’s performance.