Seattle Mariners fans were treated to a special appearance from Ichiro Suzuki in right field during the team's scrimmage on Wednesday. The Baseball Hall of Famer played for the "home" team at T-Mobile ...

The Seattle Mariners were joined by a franchise legend as the team prepared for its upcoming 2025 American League Division Series appearance. Ichiro Suzuki returned to play right field for the ...

The chants started long before the sheet covering his name and number in left-center was dropped. They started well before he made his much-anticipated appearance from behind the wall in center field.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Ichiro Suzuki took his lead off second base and playfully pointed at Tsuyoshi Shinjo in center field. "I was egging him on to see if he could throw me out," Suzuki said. That ...

T-Mobile Park is sporting some new bling: A freshly unveiled plaque celebrating one of the most beloved Seattle Mariners of all time. The team retired Ichiro Suzuki’s number on Saturday — and sent the ...

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— -- Ichiro Suzuki has no desire to stop playing baseball as he nears his 44th birthday, saying he wants to return to the Miami Marlins in 2018 -- and beyond. How much longer? "At least 50," ...

SEATTLE – Years later, the details of his first encounter with Ichiro Suzuki are a bit fuzzy. The feeling is what remains for Justin Novak. “I was so nervous,” Novak said. “I’m, like, screaming inside ...

It’s hard to imagine, now that Ichiro Suzuki has taken his place in Cooperstown as one of the best pure hitters in baseball history, that there was a time he felt so unappreciated by his own teammates ...

In terms of franchise altering players, there aren’t many in Mariners history like Ichiro Suzuki. The native of Toyoyama, Japan, had his number 51 retired on Aug. 9 before a game between the Mariners ...

Ichiro, the iconic and beloved Mariners right fielder, will be enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame during an induction ceremony in Cooperstown, N.Y., on Sunday. Ichiro will be the first ...