José Ramírez continued his climb up Cleveland's franchise record charts with another stolen base Thursday.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — José Ramírez is not going to stop running any time soon. The Guardians’ six-time All-Star is trying to become the club’s first 40/40 player, and he is one steal short of completing half the task already.
The stolen base also moved him out of a tie with Nap Lajoie for fifth place and into a tie with Ray Chapman for fourth place on the club’s all-time list, per Elias Sports.
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