Jose Ramirez has been the same player for the Cleveland Guardians over the last decade: He will hit home runs and cause havoc on the base paths. This style of play has made him one of the best players in baseball, but a player can rarely maintain both power and speed throughout their career.
Cleveland Guardians third baseman Jose Ramirez has been in the Major Leagues for 13 seasons. In that time, he’s made six All-Star teams, won five Silver Sluggers and placed top-five in MVP voting five times.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
Jose Ramirez clubbed a three-run homer and added an RBI single and Kyle Manzardo also went deep as the Cleveland Guardians won their fourth straight, a 6-4 victory over the visiting New York Yankees on Monday night.
The Cleveland Guardians may not be known as a home-run-hitting team. However, they still have multiple players in their lineup who are more than capable of sending a ball way over the outfield fence if given the opportunity.
There are many words and phrases to describe Jose Ramirez: one-of-a-kind, All-Star, must-see talent, incredible, and future Hall of Famer all immediately come to mind.
The Cleveland Guardians have gotten off to a rather inauspicious start this season, as they have displayed all sorts of issues in the process of going 4-6 over their first 10 games.
Jose Ramirez may not get the same attention as other superstars across MLB, but there's no denying that the Cleveland Guardians have one of the best players in baseball on their team.
Jose Ramirez hit three home runs and Brayan Rocchio had two hits and three RBIs to lead the Cleveland Guardians to an 8-6 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Friday night in Anaheim, Calif.
The Los Angeles Angels welcomed the Cleveland Guardians to Anaheim on Friday for the first game of a three-game series. Starting the season 4-2 through, the Angels look determined to bounce back from the franchise record 99 losses they suffered in 2024.
Jose Soriano will be on the mound for the Los Angeles Angels against the Cleveland Guardians on Friday night in Anaheim, Calif., in an attempt to match his impressive season debut.
Stephen Vogt said on Saturday after Jose Ramirez suffered a mild wrist sprain, "I'm gonna have to hold him down to [keep him from playing]." Ramirez was unsurprisingly out of the Cleveland Guardians' lineup on Sunday in their series-clinching win over the Kansas City Royals.
Only a few games into the Major League Baseball season, many players have sparkled on the diamond. But what player on each team has displayed long-term greatness (or potential long-term greatness) good enough to be considered a candidate for the Hall of Fame?
Jose Ramirez has become the best player in modern Cleveland Guardians history. In 12 full Major-League seasons, the Guardians infielder has made six All-Star games and finished in the top of American League Most Valuable Player voting five times.
The Cleveland Guardians had an injury scare to their best player during the season's second game. Jose Ramirez awkwardly landed on his wrist while trying to steal second base.
Star third baseman Jose Ramirez exited the Guardians’ game against the Royals in the sixth inning on Saturday due to what the Guardians later announced was a right wrist sprain.
Cleveland Guardians third baseman Jose Ramirez exited Saturday's game against the Kansas City Royals with a sprained right wrist. The six-time All-Star was injured while being caught stealing in the third inning.
Cleveland Guardians star Jose Ramirez is aiming very high for the 2025 season.
Jose Ramirez comes into every season as one of the most underrated players in the league. Every year, he produces. The Cleveland Guardians’ third baseman had another solid year in 2024.
Ramirez may not be overlooked for much longer.
Shohei Ohtani became the sixth member of the 40-40 club this season, garnering plenty of attention for the feat. A second player is within striking distance of joining exclusive club in 2024, but it seems like nobody has noticed.
Cleveland Guardians All-Star Jose Ramirez is a dark horse in the American League MVP race, and on Wednesday, he provided another reason why he's deserving.
On the heels of Ramirez's sixth All-Star appearance, it's clear he's one of those players who often goes unnoticed outside Cleveland.
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