CLEVELAND — Cleveland Guardians star José Ramírez now has a street named after him, connecting José Ramírez Field at Clark Field to Clark Avenue.
A dedication ceremony took place at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, followed by a “¡Pleibol!” event —a free one-day baseball clinic designed to introduce baseball to the youth of the greater Cleveland area.
"Its a good reminder to continue doing my best and try to make [Cleveland] proud."
From just a kid in Baní, to beloved by Cleveland. Thats what happens when you do things the José Ramírez Way.
My story on his street dedication for @WEWS #Guardians #GuardsBall @CleGuardians https://t.co/FbqR6pzQeC pic.twitter.com/CyIa0YGR8p
— Mason Horodyski (@MasonHorodyski) September 27, 2025
This is the first time in Cleveland history that an active player will have a street named in their honor.
The free event was open to children aged 6 to 16 years old.
Ramírez and the Guardians are set to take on the Texas Rangers Saturday at 7:15 p.m. in Progressive Field for a sold-out home game.
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