Jose ramirez has a chance to put together the second ever 40/40/40 season, and his chase for that accomplishment continues Saturday night against the Houston Astros. Ramirez could become the seventh player with a 40/40 season if he can hit two more home runs within the Guardians' final two games.

Unfortunately for Ramirez, his career has fallen into lockstep with 32-year-old Yankees slugger Aaron Judge, who won the MVP award in 2022, when he led the AL in an outrageous nine categories, including home runs (62), RBI (131), runs (133), and OPS (1.111) – and he is having an even better year this year.

The Houston Astros have made a series of roster moves entering the final game of the regular season with the Cleveland Guardians on Sunday.

The Guardians are locked into the No. 2 spot in the American League playoffs, though they still away their potential opponent in the ALDS. Sunday's game, though, is in danger of being rained out, as both teams are locked into their current seeds (Guardians 2,

The Guardians and Astros close out the 2024 regular season with an afternoon matchup at Progressive Field. Cleveland’s Nick Sandlin will start as an opener for Gavin Williams. Here are the starting lineups for Sunday’s game between Cleveland and Houston.

Jose Altuve, who went 2-for-4 with two doubles in his last game, will take the field for the Houston Astros versus Nick Sandlin and the Cleveland Guardians on Sunday. First pitch is at 3:10 PM ET