On Sunday afternoon, with two outs in the top of the first inning, José Ramírez stole second base standing up. It was an easy swipe—on a low ball, with no throw from the catcher—and it didn’t amount to anything once Yandy Diaz grounded out to end the inning. Still, it granted a minor piece of history for Ramírez. It was his 30th steal of the season, making him the first man in six years to enter baseball’s 30-30 Club.
Ramírez likely won’t be the only player to gain membership this year; Boston’s Mookie Betts is right behind with 29 home runs and 27 stolen bases.