Ramirez was voted in as the American League's starting third baseman for next week's All-Star Game in Miami.
Over the last five weeks, he has 19 multi-hit games and only 12 strikeouts. Ramirez has garnered well-deserved national attention for his role as the heart of Cleveland's lineup this year. Now in his fifth MLB season, 2017 marks his first All-Star selection, but likely not his last. The 24-year-old is hitting .327/.381/.589 with a career-high 15 home runs through his first 81 games.