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With a solo home run in the third inning today, Aramis Ramirez became the 189th major league player since 1950 to score 1000 runs in his career. He's scored 222 as a Pirate, 651 as a Cub and now 127 as a Brewer.
Of the previous 188 players to score 1000 runs, 18 spent at least some time in a Brewer uniform. Ramirez, though, is only the sixth player to score their 1000th as a Brewer:
Player | Season |
Aramis Ramirez | 2013 |
Mike Cameron | 2009 |
Paul Molitor | 1990 |
Cecil Cooper | 1987 |
Robin Yount | 1986 |
Ted Simmons | 1985 |
The other former Brewers with 1000 career runs are Hank Aaron, Gary Sheffield, Dave Parker, Jim Edmonds, Ray Durham, Willie Randolph, Marquis Grissom, Carlos Lee, Devon White, Jimmy Wynn, B.J. Surhoff, Tony Fernandez and Greg Vaughn.
Aaron reached 1000 in 1963 as a Milwaukee Brave.