US EditionCleveland's José Ramírez becomes first third baseman with 250 career homers and steals
- José Ramírez, a 32-year-old Cleveland Guardians third baseman, reached 250 career home runs and 250 stolen bases during a 4-3 win on April 30, 2025, at Progressive Field in Cleveland.
- Ramírez reached this milestone after the game experienced a cumulative rain delay lasting nearly two and a half hours, with his steal and RBI single coming in the 10th inning to complete the comeback.
- Ramírez became the 24th player in MLB history—and the first primarily playing third base—to achieve 250 home runs and 250 stolen bases with a single franchise, joining an exclusive group that includes stars like Yount, Biggio, and Jeter.
- Manager Stephen Vogt praised Ramírez’s achievement as evidence of his dedication and consistent high-level performance over many years, emphasizing his role as a leader on the team.
- Ramírez acknowledged the value of reaching milestones but stressed that his main focus remains on continuing to play and striving for victories, expressing optimism about maintaining his level of performance.
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Ramírez becomes first third baseman with 250 career homers and steals
CLEVELAND — José Ramírez picked the perfect opportunity to join another exclusive baseball club. Cleveland’s six-time All-Star became the first primary third baseman in history to reach 250 career homers and 250 stolen bases during the 10th inning of the Guardians’ 4-3 victory against the Minnesota Twins. “At that moment, the last thing you’re thinking is any milestones or personal records,” Ramirez said through an interpreter. “To me, it was wh…
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The Morning JournalGuardians’ José Ramírez becomes first third baseman with 250 career homers and steals
José Ramírez picked the perfect opportunity to join another exclusive baseball club. Cleveland’s six-time All-Star became the first primary third baseman in history to reach 250 career homers and 250 stolen bases during the 10th inning of the Guardians 4-3 victory against the Minnesota Twins. “At that moment, the last thing you’re thinking is any milestones or personal records,” Ramirez said through an interpreter. “To me it was where we had the…
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