José Ramírez continues to make history with the Cleveland Guardians in the postseason
The stellar Dominican third baseman, José Ramírez, continues to write his name in golden letters in the Cleveland Guardians’ record books. During the recent matchup at Tropicana Field, the player extended his personal franchise record by reaching base in 18 consecutive postseason games.
The feat was accomplished during the third inning of the sixth game of the American League Championship Series, when Ramírez drew a walk against the pitches of Dominican pitcher Freddy Peralta. This streak of offensive consistency has remained active since October 15, 2024, when his productive run began against the New York Yankees.
An undisputed benchmark
Ramírez has established himself as the face of the organization after eight postseason appearances. His impact goes beyond the statistics, being recognized for his work ethic and leadership within the Guardians’ clubhouse.
I hope that when they grow up, they play like José Ramírez.
Stephen Vogt, Cleveland manager
Manager Stephen Vogt has consistently praised the Dominican’s dedication, pointing to him as an example to follow for new generations for the way he represents the values of baseball and collective work.
Figures that consolidate his legacy
Ramírez’s impact in Cleveland is reflected in historical numbers that position him as one of the most iconic players in the institution:
- Games played: 1,734 (Franchise all-time leader).
- Extra-base hits: 765 (Franchise all-time leader).
- Home runs: 297 (Second in team history).
With his ability to remain productive in moments of high pressure, Ramírez remains the cornerstone upon which the Guardians place their hopes of advancing and transcending in the Major Leagues.
