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Tom Brady has been one of the most identifiable sports icons in America since Ichiro Suziki began his career in Major League Baseball, but Ichiro didn’t become one of the best to ever play by paying attention to football. That said, he surely …
Ichiro Suzuki announcing on Thursday that he will no longer play for the Seattle Mariners comes as a disappointment to Shohei Ohtani. Ohtani’s Los Angeles Angels finished up their series with the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday and head to …
The remarkable playing career of Ichiro Suzuki has seemingly come to an end. On Thursday, Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto announced that Ichiro is transitioning to a new role with the organization. The 44-year-old will hang up his cleats and …
Ichiro Suzuki may be entering the final days of his MLB career. In an appearance Tuesday on 950 KJR in Seattle, Brad Adam of Root Sports shared that he texted with the Seattle Mariners veteran outfielder and that the feeling is that the team’s …
Ichiro Suzuki received quite a welcome from the Seattle fans ahead of the Mariners’ season opener on Thursday. Suzuki, who began his MLB career with the Mariners in 2001 and remained with the team until being traded in 2012, is now back in …
Now that he is back in Seattle, Ichiro wants to prove (albeit jokingly) who the real two-way Japanese star is in the MLB. During his return press conference on Wednesday, the former AL MVP, who just signed a one-year deal to return to the Mariners, …
One reporter threw some cold water on a rumor that tied Ichiro Suzuki to the Colorado Rockies. Japanese outlet Sanspo.com reported that Ichiro, who is a free agent, had some talks with the Rockies. Despite that report, The Athletic’s Ken …
Ichiro Suzuki is open to a return to Japan if he is unable to land a job with an MLB team. Ichiro became a free agent after the Miami Marlins bought him out of his contract following the season. His agent had hopes of something coming through with …
Don’t call it a career on Ichiro Suzuki just yet. Ichiro is a free agent after the Miami Marlins declined the aging outfielder’s $2 million option. There were questions about whether another team would have interest in the 44-year-old, …
Ichiro Suzuki’s future is in question after the Miami Marlins declined his $2 million option for 2018. The Marlins announced the move on Friday, less than two days after the World Series ended. We've chosen not to pick up #Ichiro's club …
Miami Marlins outfielder Ichiro Suzuki doesn’t see retirement happening until 2023 at the earliest. In an interview with Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald that ran on Wednesday, Suzuki said that he would like to play until the age of 50. …
Ichiro Suzuki reached a milestone on Sunday by collecting hit No. 3,000 of his illustrious Major League Baseball career. After striking out in his first at-bat and grounding out in each of his next two plate appearances, Ichiro came up with one out …
At 42 years old, Ichiro Suzuki is closing in on 3,000 hits since he came over from Japan to play in the major leagues. If you combine the hits he’s compiled in Japan and MLB, Ichiro is just one shy of tying Pete Rose’s of 4,256 hits. …
The final day of the MLB regular season has given us some rather peculiar sights to behold in the past. But who could have possibly predicted 41-year-old Ichiro Suzuki taking the mound for the Miami Marlins and blessing us with his never-before-seen …
The Miami Marlins are looking for outfield depth and reportedly have intensified their interest in Ichiro Suzuki. ESPN’s Jerry Crasnick reported the news on Saturday and believes Suzuki could be a good fit for the Marlins because of his …
Many people don’t realize it, but Ichiro has one of the best senses of humor in all of sports. Anyone who has been the 40-year-old’s teammate will tell you that he is hilarious. Opponents might say the same — especially the ones who …
