Yohan Ramirez reached 200 career games pitched on June 29, 2026, becoming the latest reliever to cross that threshold in a career defined by persistence across multiple organizations.
Ramirez began his major league journey with the Seattle Mariners, appearing in 16 games in 2020, 25 in 2021, and 7 in 2022 before mid-season moves brought him to Cleveland and then Pittsburgh in that same year. He appeared in 1 game with Cleveland and 22 with Pittsburgh in 2022, then split 2023 between Pittsburgh (26 games) and the Chicago White Sox (5 games). The 2024 season saw him move through four organizations — the New York Mets (5 games), Baltimore Orioles (5 games), Los Angeles Dodgers (27 games), and Boston Red Sox (1 game) — before returning to Pittsburgh, where he appeared in 24 games in 2025 and has continued into 2026.
Across his MLB career as a whole, Ramirez has compiled a 14-14 record with 268 strikeouts, 8 saves, and a 4.53 ERA over 248.1 innings in 200 games — figures that span seven organizations.
The 200-games-pitched milestone marks seven seasons of major league service across those seven organizations, a testament to the journeyman path Ramirez has carved since debuting in 2020.