ICHIRO SUZUKI RUMORS

Seattle offense explodes while Ichiro gets a day off

As expected, the Seattle Mariners took the field Wednesday without Ichiro Suzuki in right field for the first time this year. Manager Eric Wedge had been looking for a day to rest Ichiro, who came into the day with the most games played in the major leagues this year, 52. Ichiro is the team leader with 57 hits, but with only 17 RBI, the 38-year-old right fielder isn't the...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  23 hours ago

Ichiro loses track of outs in the field (Video)

On Thursday, Seattle Mariners right fielder Ichiro Suzuki lost track of the outs and started jogging off the field after catching a fly ball, not realizing that there was only two outs in the top of the fourth inning against the Los Angeles Angels. Your browser does not support iframes. With runners on first and second with one out, Angels batter Howard Kendrick hit a fly ball...
Via Holdout Sports  |  6 days ago

Ichiro forgets number of outs

Your browser does not support iframes.Anyone who's ever played baseball long enough has probably had this happen to them. Somewhere during the course of the 3-hour affair you daydream and your mind goes to another place other than the game. That's precisely what happened to Mariners' outfielder Ichiro Suzuki on Thursday as he lost count of the number of outs. The incident...
Via Bush League Chronicle  |  6 days ago

Mariners 6, Rangers 1

Ichiro Suzuki and the Seattle Mariners chased Texas' Yu Darvish after just four innings in his shortest start of the season, and the Mariners rolled to their fourth straight win in a 6-1 victory over the Rangers on Monday night. Seattle became the first team that Darvish had to face for a second time and for a second time he struggled to solve the Mariners. Darvish (6-2) labored...
Via AP on Fox  |  10 days ago

Seattle Mariners rant time! You know what really ticks me off?

NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Clinton Bell tells us what really ticks him off about the Seattle Mariners. The only good thing management has done is not sold the team to some jerk in Oklahoma City. Ichiro Suzuki, and Felix Hernandez may need to be used as trade bait at the deadline. And it's time to cut our losses with Chone Figgins and Brendan Ryan.
Via NorthWest Sports Beat  |  13 days ago

My oh my! Top play of the week for the Seattle Mariners: (Video)

First hit of the season for Ichiro With the short week last week, I didn’t have too many choices for top plays of the week, but I think the video I selected is a special one. Ichiro Suzuki, Japan’s native son, singles for his first hit of the season, and first of four on the day against the Oakland A’s at the Tokyo Dome in Japan. The crowd goes wild for Ichiro With...
Via NorthWest Sports Beat  |  April 03, 2012

Five things Mariners fans should find at the Ichiro Museum

Next up: Japanese Hoarders It turns out that Ichiro Suzuki and I have something in common. Our parents are hoarders.  As I was moving out on my own as a young adult my mom showed up with boxes upon boxes of my stuff.  This was stuff I didn’t even know about: every piece of art, every homework assignment, every participation ribbon, trophy, uniform and Mariners momento’s...
Via NorthWest Sports Beat  |  March 28, 2012

The Ichiro Lead Off Debate

Eric Wedge is talking tough about Ichiro Suzuki according to an Associated Press piece reported on ESPN.com. Wedge is quoted in the report as saying, "Ultimately it's not just about Ichiro, it's about our club and his 24 other teammates." Those are some pretty strong words. If you read between the lines there, Wedge is saying that he can't be worried about...
Via The Flagrant Fan  |  January 27, 2012

Ichiro Suzuki: High Mental Stress, May Leave Seattle Mariners

Ichiro Suzuki has always been one of the more stoic major superstars in the world, but losing and seeing his streak of 10 seasons with 200 hits come to an abrupt end was enough to cause the greatest hitter in the world some frustration.  He has always kept a controlled buffer with the media, but recently he decided to open up and reveal to the world — in his opinion —...
Via Sports Report 360  |  January 09, 2012

#96: Have we seen the end of Ichiro Suzuki?

It’s amazing that, at age 38, this is really the first time we’ve ever asked if we’ve seen the end of Ichiro Suzuki as we’ve come to know him. That’s what happens when you fail to record 200 hits for the first time in your 11 year career, when your .272 average appears on the third page of the Fangraphs leaderboards and when your career 11.0 Ultimate...
Via Baseball Professor  |  December 05, 2011
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