Jose Ramirez is set to be a Cleveland Guardian for life. His new seven-year extension is well below what he could earn on the open market, but the star has made it clear his home is in Cleveland.
Yesterday was a celebration of all things Jose Ramirez as the Guardians held a press conference to announce that Jose will be with the team through his age 40 season in 2026.
While other athletes, such as Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James, have been known as icons for the city, it is Ramirez who has truly shown his dedication to Cleveland.
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The Cleveland Guardians are priding themselves in having a great starting pitching rotation, which includes No. 1 pitcher Gavin Williams. Williams is eligible for arbitration in 2027 but is not expected to hit free agency until 2030.
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The Cleveland Guardians signed seven-time All-Star third baseman Jose Ramirez to a new seven-year contract that runs through the 2032 season. The club did not announce the financial terms on Thursday but multiple reports earlier this month placed the value at $175 million, or $25 million per season for the 33-year-old veteran.
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Jose Ramirez is a Cleveland Guardian for the foreseeable future. Fresh off a seven-year extension, the Guardians now focus their attention on filling the last real hole in their lineup.
The seven-time All-Star recently signed another extension with the team despite having three years left on his current deal, likely making him a Guardian for the rest of his career.
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Settle in, folks. Things around here gonna be cold for a while. But enough about the team’s offseason!!! On to the links. Phillies news: The team’s list of non-roster invites was announced before the weekend, so here’s a deeper preview of those players ($).
Seven-time All-Star third baseman Jose Ramirez and the Cleveland Guardians are finalizing a restructured seven-year, $175 million contract that would extend his current deal by four seasons, multiple media outlets reported on Saturday.
Third baseman Jose Ramirez has spent his entire career with the Cleveland Guardians. He may never play for another team.
Jose Ramirez appears to be nearing another extension with the Guardians that will keep the third baseman in Cleveland through his age-39 season in 2032.
The first name that pops into the minds of most baseball fans when the subject is the Cleveland Guardians is Jose Ramirez. The dynamic 3rd baseman has been the team’s best player for years, and despite excellent production at the plate, wonderful base running and solid fielding, he has not always gotten the recognition he deserves.
The Cleveland Guardians have benefited significantly by having José Ramírez on their team over the years. Ramírez is one of the MLB’s most respected players, maybe aside from the recipient of a right-hook, Tim Anderson, but nonetheless has earned the respect of his shared coaches and teammates as Cleveland’s All-Star third baseman.
With the Cleveland Guardians looking to make blockbuster moves to excel next season, there is no denying that the face of the franchise, Jose Ramirez, leads the team.
Cleveland Guardians fans are still fuming after how their season ended, and they are taking out some of that frustration on owner Paul Dolan. The Cleveland Plain Dealer ran a full-page ad on Wednesday criticizing Dolan for “wasting” the career of star third baseman Jose Ramirez.
Jose Ramirez made a baserunning error that hurt his Cleveland Guardians during Game 1 of their wild-card game against the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday.
His average annual salary of roughly $20 million is more than double what any of his teammates make.
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The Guardians are taking care of business.
When it comes to MLB superstars, names like Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge tend to dominate the discussion. While they definitely deserve it, there’s another name that rarely gets brought up, despite an excellent track record of consistency over the last decade that’s on par with anybody’s.
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