José Ramírez continues to make history with the 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 sixth game of the American League Championship Series, the player extended his own franchise record by reaching base in 18 consecutive postseason games.
The feat was accomplished this Monday at Tropicana Field, when Ramírez drew a walk in the third inning against pitches from his compatriot Freddy Peralta. This impressive streak of offensive consistency began on October 15, 2024, during the second game of the series against the New York Yankees.
A consolidated legacy in Cleveland
After eight postseason appearances with the organization, Ramírez has established himself as the top leader of the Guardians. His impact goes beyond the numbers, becoming an example of discipline and dedication, qualities that have been praised by his manager, Stephen Vogt.
I hope that when they grow up, they play like José Ramírez.
Stephen Vogt, manager of the Cleveland Guardians.The Dominican’s impact on the team’s history is undeniable. Currently, Ramírez leads the franchise’s historical records in key categories:
- Games played: 1,734 (First place).
- Extra-base hits: 765 (First place).
- Home runs: 297 (Second place).
With his leadership and ability to respond in high-pressure moments, José Ramírez remains the central axis of Cleveland’s aspirations on their path to achieving glory in Major League Baseball.
