Jose Ramirez Falls Short of 40-40 Club
Jose Ramirez Falls Short of 40-40 Club

Jose Ramirez Falls Short of 40-40 Club

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Cleveland Guardians' All-Star third baseman José Ramírez finished his 2024 season just one home run short of joining the exclusive 40-40 club after the final game against the Houston Astros was canceled due to rain. Ending the season with 39 home runs, 41 stolen bases, and 39 doubles, Ramírez missed the chance to become only the second player to achieve 40 home runs, 40 doubles, and 40 stolen bases in a single season, a feat accomplished only by Alfonso Soriano in 2006. Despite disappointment, Ramírez expressed optimism for next year, emphasizing his focus on winning. The rainout decision was made after a three-hour delay to prioritize player safety and readiness for the Astros' upcoming wild-card series. Ramírez's performance this season was remarkable, contributing to a 92-69 record for the Guardians, their best since 2022. Fans who attended the rained-out finale will receive credit for the game and a special offer for a future game in April 2025.

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