Jose Ramirez might not have the traditional stature of a power hitter, but he keeps breaking homer-related franchise records. He did it again Aug. 12.

José Ramírez knew when he was 15 years old and growing up in the Dominican Republic that he could end up being a pretty good home-run hitter.

The Guardians' José Ramírez passed Kenny Lofton on the club's all-time runs list, showcasing elite instincts that make the contact play deadly to opponents.

Check out this unique angle of José Ramírez's go-ahead solo home run in the bottom of the 8th inning against the Marlins

The Guards jumped out to a 3-0 lead yesterday with the help of back-to-back Ramirez and Manzardo homers. Too many walks and some slightly shaky defense allowed the Marlins back in it, at 3-3. The Marlins did not learn from their 3-0 hole, and pitched to Jose again in the 8th. Home run pitch. 4-3.

Ramírez surpassed Cleveland legends Albert Belle and Jim Thome, who each had 26 multi-homer games while playing for Cleveland. His record-breaking performance included a first-inning solo shot off Marlins starter Janson Junk and a decisive eighth-inning blast against reliever Calvin Faucher that broke a 3-3 tie.

Jose Ramirez may have never been the single best player in baseball. But the Cleveland Guardians' superstar has long been one of the best on the planet, every single year. A new stat, posted by agent Rafa Nieves on X,