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Guardians star third baseman José Ramírez exited Saturday's game against the Tigers in the sixth inning of a 3-1 Cleveland win. After the game, word came down that Ramírez had suffered a fractured ...
TODAY, 9:53 am: The move is now official, as reflected in the MLB.com transactions log. It’s brutal news for a Cleveland club that just moved back into first place with a win over Detroit, along with ...
José Ramírez has started each of Cleveland's 72 games this season. Frank Jansky/ Icon Sportswire via AP Images CLEVELAND — José Ramírez approached a small group of teammates in the corner of the ...
Ramírez suffered a fractured left hamate bone and is expected to miss five to seven weeks, potentially returning before the trade deadline. Jason Miller / Getty Images CLEVELAND — Guardians manager ...
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The Cleveland Guardians were already having a bad Saturday. Angel Martinez and Chase DeLauter had both left their game with injuries. And then Jose Ramirez got hurt. And his might be the worst injury ...
The Cleveland Guardians removed Jose Ramirez at the end of the fifth inning in their 1-3 win over the Detroit Tigers. Jose Ramirez undoubtedly lies in the small category of the elite performers in the ...
The Cleveland Guardians may have beaten their division rival, the Detroit Tigers, 3-1, on Saturday afternoon, but the team still suffered the biggest possible loss they could imagine in the process.