Ramirez hit a pair of home runs including a go-ahead homer in the eighth, which kept the Miami Marlins from securing a road victory.

Ramirez hit two solo shots vs. Miami, making him the new franchise leader in multi-home run games with 27 over his 13 years in Cleveland, per the team. That surpassed the previous record of 26, held by Albert Belle and Jim Thome, according to Sarah Langs.

What may have been lost in Ramirez's historic night is the continuation of a remarkable turnaround from the Guardians. Cleveland (62-56) is 22-8 in its last 30 games. Following a July 6 loss to its AL Central rival Detroit Tigers, Cleveland was 40-48 and losers of 10 in a row.