Jose Ramirez and Josh Naylor both reached 30 RBI through the team’s first 50 games this year.
Most recent seasons with two players with 30+ RBI through 50 games:
- 2024 – Ramirez, Naylor
- 2018 – Ramirez, Michael Brantley
- 2014 – Brantley, David Murphy
- 2009 – Victor Martinez, Grady Sizemore, Mark DeRosa
- 2007 – Martinez, Travis Hafner, Jhonny Peralta
- 2006 – Hafner, Casey Blake
- 2004 – Martinez, Hafner, Matt Lawton
Steven Kwan is the 47th player in franchise history to bat .350 or higher through 40 team games with enough PA to qualify for the batting title. The record is .450 by Shoeless Joe Jackson in 1913.
The most recent players over .350 through 40 games:
Andres Gimenez reached base 5 times in Friday’s win at Oakland. It was just the 10th time in franchise history someone has reached base at least 5 times in either the first or second game of the season.
Others since 2000:
Jose Ramirez belted two home runs on Sunday afternoon as Cleveland shutout the White Sox behind Aaron Civale and the bullpen.
Dating back to 2000, it was the 16th time a Cleveland hitter had a multi-homer game in a shutout, and the fifth time it has involved Ramirez.
Here’s the rest list with the hitter, followed by the starting pitcher:
Josh Naylor belted two home runs and drove in six against the Pirates on Tuesday.
It was his second career multi-homer game with at least six RBI, making him the 12th player in franchise history to accomplish the feat at least twice.
The others:
- Hal Trosky, 4 times
- Joe Carter, 3
- Cory Snyder, 3
- Manny Ramirez, 3
- Jose Ramirez, 3
- Earl Averill, 2
- Woodie Held, 2
- Jim Thome, 2
- Casey Blake, 2
- Shin-Soo Choo, 2
- Travis Hafner, 2