On Monday night, Jose Ramirez made history by becoming the Cleveland Guardians' franchise leader for games played, participating in his 1,620th game against the Kansas City Royals. This achievement allowed him to surpass the previous record held by Terry Turner, who played 1,619 games from 1904 to 1918. Ramirez received a commemorative third-base bag from longtime coach Sandy Alomar Jr. after the sixth inning. Since making his major league debut on September 1, 2013, Ramirez has been a key player for the Guardians, contributing to six American League Central Division titles and the 2016 World Series team. He is the only player in the franchise's 125-year history to record at least 250 home runs and 250 stolen bases, currently boasting 286 home runs and 289 stolen bases. Additionally, he leads the franchise in extra-base hits with 729 and ranks second in home runs, total bases, and RBI, while being third in doubles and seventh in hits.