CLEVELAND — José Ramírez has joined 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 steals. The 32-year-old reached the milestone on Thursday during the 10th inning of a 4-3 win against the Minnesota Twins.

José Ramírez and milestone achievements seem to go hand-in-hand these days. Ramírez drove in the tying run Thursday with an RBI single off Minnesota’s Justin Topa in the 10th inning and then swiped second base for his 250th career steal,

Jose Ramirez will go down as the face of Cleveland baseball when his career is over, and he added more to that legacy on Thursday in the Guardians' win over the Minnesota Twins. Ramirez came to the plate at the bottom of the tenth inning and pulled a ball into the right field,