Jose Ramirez Breaks 108-Year-Old Cleveland Guardians Record

Guardians' Jose Ramirez sets new games played record

Guardians' Jose Ramirez breaks Terry Turner's 108-year-old record for most games played in Cleveland Guardians history.

Jose Ramirez cements status as Cleveland sports icon with historic games played milestone...

Jose Ramirez made history with the Cleveland Guardians, breaking a 108-year-old record for most games played. He reached 1,620 games, cementing his place in the team's history.

Ramirez, who's been with the Guardians since 2013, has racked up impressive stats: seven All-Star appearances, six Silver Slugger Awards, and franchise records in extra-base hits and intentional walks. 

Terry Turner's 1918 record was broken, and now Jose Ramirez holds the Guardians' games played record with 1,620 games under his belt.

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— Cleveland Guardians (@CleGuardians) April 7, 2026

Ramirez is on a roll, chasing more records: 52 HRs to surpass Jim Thome (337), 130 RBI to pass Earl Averill, and he's 2nd in steals (289) behind Kenny Lofton (452). The man's a machine! 

Jose Ramirez's been consistent, hitting .265+ with 24+ HRs, 80+ RBI, and 20+ SBs in five straight seasons before this year.

Last year, he set a career-high 44 SBs, and he's got two so far this season. However, he's off to a slow start, hitting .154 (6-for-39) with one HR and one RBI.