José Ramírez’s October 9 performance gave Cleveland a rare kind of two-game postseason line. MLB reported that after a double and triple in Game 3, the Dominican third baseman added a home run and single in Game 4, joining four earlier players to complete a cycle across two postseason games. The distinction is narrow, and that is precisely why it is useful: it describes an ordered set of hits across two dates, not a vague claim that he was simply hot. MLB’s account also places the home run in Game 4 of the ALDS against Jordan Hicks. Postseason statistics can turn a player into a headline and conceal the context around him; the record here is specific enough to keep both the achievement and its limits clear.