ICHIRO SUZUKI RUMORS
Ichiro Suzuki’s $23,500-a-Month Apartment Comes With Gigantic Refrigerators, Six Bedrooms (Photos)
Ichiro Suzuki is known to do funky things to stay in peak baseball shape, like keeping his bats in a climate-controlled case. We can only guess what he uses his new, giant refrigerators for.
A massive place to keep his snacks is just one of the perks Suzuki has going for him in his new digs at 111 Central Park North. The kitchen reportedly includes two fridges, two dishwashers and...
Ichiro Suzuki renting lavish Harlem apartment for $23,500 per month (photos)
Ichiro Suzuki apparently understands the cutthroat nature of New York real estate. In February, reports surfaced that New York Yankees co-stars Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez were both interested in purchasing a luxurious apartment that occupies the entire 17th floor of the 111 Central Park North building in Harlem.
Well, whether it was because both A-Rod and Jeter were unwilling...
Yankeetorial: By refusing to take walks, Ichiro isn't doing us or himself any favors
First, a caveat: It's wayyyyy too soon to count out Ichiro Suzuki. Last year, he proved Seattle wrong; those people getting stoned at the Space Needle have to admit he had gas left in the tank. Maybe he'll do the same to his critics this year, as well.But let's hope it happens soon - as in, right now. If he doesn't spring to life, we've got problems. Because when...
What in the world is happening to Ichiro?
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Ichiro Suzuki has been a great player for a long time. He was the gold standard of leadoff hitters with his combination of contact skills and speed. He wasn’t your prototypical right fielder, as that’s where most teams like to stash guys who have a bit of power and a good arm, but Ichiro didn’t disappoint after winning the Rookie of the Year...
New York Yankees Ichiro Suzuki walks away from car accident unscathed
New York Yankees Ichiro Suzuki gave fans yet another reason to believe it’s going to that kind of year.
Although he walked away with not even a scratch, Suzuki totaled his Range Rover near George M. Steinbrenner Field on Saturday in Tampa, Florida.
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Yankees Hot Stove: Ichiro Suzuki
English: Ichiro Suzuki on June 10, 2009. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The New York Yankees signed 39-year old outfielder Ichiro Suzuki to a two-year deal somewhere between the $12-$13 million range.
Ichiro was great for the Yankees last year, as he was traded over mid-season from the Mariners and was the only semi-productive player during the 2012 postseason.
Many fans, including myself...
RIME OF THE FORMER MARINER
Ichiro thanks 'Ichimeter' inventor
Amy Franz, the Mariners fan behind the "Ichimeter," a hit-counter that tracked Ichiro's hits at Mariners home games, received a thank you note and care package from Ichiro.
UNTOUCHABLE
Ichiro avoids tag at home with amazing moves
The 38-year old Ichiro Suzuki is still one slick dude.
With Ichiro standing at second base, Robinson Cano hit a ball down the right field line. Suzuki was sent home on the play and somehow tiptoed around two tags by Matt Weiters tag and slid safely into home.
The dance move by Ichiro gave the Yankees and early 1-0 lead. What an athletic play.
Big thanks to @WorldofIsaac for the GIF
Yankee disappointment: John Sterling's Ichiro home run call is lame
Ever since Ichiro Suzuki was traded to the New York Yankees, people have speculated on what home run call radio broadcaster John Sterling would create for him. In fact, the potential home run call for Ichiro Suzuki was one of the most anticipated calls ever.I figured Sterling was sitting at home in a smoking jacket and ascot late at night, looking like Cookie Monster did as Alistair...
*My* reasons to love Ichiro Suzuki’s time with the Seattle Mariners
Honoring a legend
With news today of the Seattle Mariners trading Ichiro Suzuki to the Yankees, a historical era has come to an end. Say what you will about Ichiro, about the trade, and about the Mariners over that time.
You can’t take away from the fact that Ichiro did more for this franchise than almost any other player in team history.
And despite the way it ended, Ichiroâ€...
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