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Ichiro Suzuki played his final career game on March 21st 2019. This is a tribute to Ichiro's hall of fame career.
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@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
Comment “GOAT” letter by letter if Ichiro is the 🐐🐐
@angry340
@angry340 5 лет назад
GOAT
@LORDKIMCHl
@LORDKIMCHl 5 лет назад
He's on a BOAT with Jose Fernandez
@louismclean6662
@louismclean6662 5 лет назад
The greatest baseball player that I have seen!!!
@platinumspike9578
@platinumspike9578 5 лет назад
GOAT
@solem26
@solem26 5 лет назад
Breakdown Sports g
@mimosab7749
@mimosab7749 5 лет назад
When Ichiro was leaving Japan last night to go back to the US, the airline which he was going to board changed the gate number to 51 for him :)
@Bidwellz9
@Bidwellz9 5 лет назад
a little shitty considering other passengers might not understand, the boarding passes probably werent changed
@likestoospooge
@likestoospooge 5 лет назад
Well there it is. Proof there's NOTHING Bidwellz9 can't bitch about. lol @@Bidwellz9
@Dan-hr1uj
@Dan-hr1uj 5 лет назад
@@Bidwellz9 any person who fly's knows that the boarding pass is wrong 90% of the time and check the monitors, but way to be a little bitch about something cool.
@willcrabtree9561
@willcrabtree9561 5 лет назад
@@Bidwellz9 you must be fun at parties
@Bidwellz9
@Bidwellz9 5 лет назад
@@willcrabtree9561 life of the party actually
@dl3988
@dl3988 Год назад
For 28 professional seasons, no BS and no drama, just pure passion, dedication and respect for the game of baseball. Should be a model for any kid picking up the game for how to maximize your gifts and skills. One of the all-time greats and I was lucky to have watched him play in both Japan and MLB.
@lordsangone
@lordsangone Год назад
Babe Ruth, Rickey Henderson, Barry Bonds and Ichiro Suzuki. If he had played his first 9 yrs in the MLB instead of Japan, he would arguably be the greatest hitter of all time. What multiple careers and what a player, a once in a lifetime player that I was lucky enough to witness in real time. Now we get to see players like Shohei because Ichiro paved the way.
@Dr.JeremyDunks
@Dr.JeremyDunks Год назад
The greatest baseball player that ever lived. The embodiment of baseball.
@erikdixon8464
@erikdixon8464 Год назад
never been one line him before, doubt there will be another like him going forward. absolute class. i loved the fact i was able to grow up watching ichiro
@paigeawin
@paigeawin Год назад
Indeed very emotional. I was crying at the end when all the Mariners players were hugging and congratulating him, but I lost it when the second to last Mariners player to hug him (who was also Asian, Japanese?) looked at Ichiro with so much respect, hugged Ichiro, then also cried. What a class act and amazing athlete Ichiro is.
@jakeyepez4296
@jakeyepez4296 Год назад
I was lucky enough to see him play in Seattle and Baltimore. Thank you Ichiro for giving us Mariner fans something to cheer for at every single one of your at bats.
@philippesauvie639
@philippesauvie639 4 месяца назад
A number of years ago the Seattle Mariners came to Portland to play an exhibition game with the Portland beavers PCL team. During batting practice I watched Ichiro stroke a ball into the balcony of the Multnomah athletic club. it may have been the equivalent of Mickey Mantle hitting one off the façade in the Yankee stadium or Reggie Jackson during the All-Star game nearly hitting one out of Tiger Stadium! The only other person I know that did this was Willie Stargell when the Pirates came to play an exhibition game in Portland and the owner of the Portland club was handing out $100 bills for every home run the major leaguers hit! Ichiro had a batting technique unlike any other baseball player I’ve ever seen. It was so smooth and so efficient and often times ugly if he missed in grounded out to the pitcher or something like that. It didn’t matter, he was Ichiro!
@masaya671716
@masaya671716 Год назад
THANKS Breakdown Sports from Japan
@timchase500
@timchase500 2 года назад
That's the most awesome farewell I've ever seen.
@bentspoon14
@bentspoon14 3 года назад
I’m glad you reposted this
@PsycheKahr91
@PsycheKahr91 10 месяцев назад
I immediately started to tear up when I hit play
@user-bc6go8co8f
@user-bc6go8co8f Год назад
ありがとうございました😭👏
@Debunker246
@Debunker246 Год назад
Much respect...
@68Boca
@68Boca Год назад
MLB fan from afar (Australia), I've been lucky enough to watch quite a few games over the years, ok about 10 or 11, I think it's 11? Hard with the travel time... Ichiro is the one of the players I tried to watch, but missed. three times! Once in Seattle and twice with the Marlins. Really wished I could have watched him. But as an aside, the Braves, my not so secret fav team, got to watch Maddux, Smoltz and Chipper Jones....that was expensive few weeks, but glorious! Smoltz was just awesome that last night! Best crowd!
@TJDawgs72
@TJDawgs72 3 года назад
Amazing career! First time I saw him play I was thinking...’”this guy is gonna be hella fun to watch.” Needless to say I was right...lol
@edwardortizmorales9102
@edwardortizmorales9102 3 года назад
I miss youuuu🥺😭
@muchinochi6731
@muchinochi6731 Год назад
Legend
@jacksonhabig607
@jacksonhabig607 5 лет назад
His rookie MLB season was the year I was born. My family has been Mariners fans since the beginning of the team, and Ichiro was something special. He’s been my favorite player in the League since his debut when I was 3 months old and he still is. He’s the reason I love baseball and he gave us Mariners fans a reason to keep watching. My dog that I got for my 1st was named Zuki after Ichiro Suzuki. He will continue to be my favorite athlete of all time not just because of his athletic accomplishments, but because he’s a great person as well. I knew it had to happen at some point, and I’m glad this is the way he closes his career. Thank you Ichiro.
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
His first season was the year I was born aswell! Ichiro had a great career and is no doubt one of the greatest to play the game. He had a major impact on Baseball around the world
@bloody.two-yo
@bloody.two-yo 5 лет назад
Man,I just can't stopping to cry😭 Thank you for support to him all the time. I'm touched a lot from Japan. That's just beautiful man
@albertlwj
@albertlwj 5 лет назад
he's been your favorite player since you were 3 mths old? giev me a break
@bloody.two-yo
@bloody.two-yo 5 лет назад
Albert Lin Man don't judge that like small thing This movie about like celebrating Please don’t turn me off dude
@artlyf6737
@artlyf6737 4 года назад
@@albertlwj come on unless your common sense is up your ass, you wont be able to comprehend what he wants to say..
@thomasg2488
@thomasg2488 5 лет назад
Some say you shouldn't count the 1,278 hits with his career total. Fact is, he hit the ball in play 3,089 times in MLB and batted extremely well into his 40s. Sure, his BA went down after he hit 37 but what player DOESN'T start to wind down as they get older? He played 8 years in Japan. You put him in the MLB for those 8 extra years, he becomes the All-time hit leader. He's a 1st ballot HOF, no doubt.
@jackmurphy2501
@jackmurphy2501 5 лет назад
people who say those hits shouldn’t count are ignorant
@josephtaylor2085
@josephtaylor2085 5 лет назад
Also the Japanese baseball league is basically at the same level as the mlb as far as competitively
@noahfinegan1422
@noahfinegan1422 5 лет назад
100%
@periodicdog2081
@periodicdog2081 5 лет назад
I say no considering that league was maybe different / harder/ easier because it’s different competition
@geekdgunner4894
@geekdgunner4894 5 лет назад
Justin verlander
@user-lu9oc5tj1j
@user-lu9oc5tj1j 5 лет назад
You are the reason I started baseball.
@kekelaward
@kekelaward 5 лет назад
Odd...he was the reason I gave it up.
@tonton8732
@tonton8732 5 лет назад
@@kekelaward why did he make you give up
@igota4395
@igota4395 4 года назад
@@tonton8732 because the standard is so high
@mccown12
@mccown12 5 лет назад
Amazing how this skinny little guy turned out to be one of greatest players in the history of major league baseball, we may never see a player this talented again for a long, long time. It was an honor to watch him play.
@frederickglass1583
@frederickglass1583 5 лет назад
The fact Mariner fans took time to learn tidbits of japanese to send Ichiro off in his final game speak volumes to how much Seattle loved this man as an individual
@carsonito852
@carsonito852 5 лет назад
They were in japan for his final game.
@josephtaylor2085
@josephtaylor2085 5 лет назад
I really hope you don’t think that was in America because that is Japan’s most iconic baseball stadium
@Vicxxx.
@Vicxxx. 4 года назад
Frederick Glass koshien stadium?
@josephtaylor2085
@josephtaylor2085 4 года назад
I think I missed a joke
@IHATETHETRANSCOM
@IHATETHETRANSCOM 5 лет назад
I think he's top 5 greatest of all time. In my opinion.
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
whats up no doubt
@julymiller9296
@julymiller9296 5 лет назад
To be sure. Clean player throughout... In every way.
@JPdynabook
@JPdynabook 5 лет назад
Who do you think are the other four greatest players?
@IHATETHETRANSCOM
@IHATETHETRANSCOM 5 лет назад
@@JPdynabook with out any asterics. Barry bonds Ichiro Arod Ken Griffey Jr Mike trout From the era I was able to watch till now.
@CJ-sr5it
@CJ-sr5it 5 лет назад
@@JPdynabook other 4 are not born yet lol
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
I’m not crying, you are 😥
@darkarisen9805
@darkarisen9805 5 лет назад
Him coming off the field for the last time, in a Mariner uni no less got me.
@henriksandstad480
@henriksandstad480 5 лет назад
"I'm not crying, you're crying" -Skadoodle 2018
@wazzbot547
@wazzbot547 5 лет назад
Yes I am😭
@whatdididew6195
@whatdididew6195 5 лет назад
No I'm not lol
@whyamihere8313
@whyamihere8313 5 лет назад
What did iDEW Lol
@TomSmith-io9uk
@TomSmith-io9uk 5 лет назад
We watched a Icon retire. The best player I ever seen. And I have been watching baseball since 1970 and was a fan of the big red machine.
@Yolomanning18
@Yolomanning18 5 лет назад
The greatest ever, he won rookie of the year and MVP in the same year, has the most hits in a season and most hits in baseball history the 🐐
@Yolomanning18
@Yolomanning18 5 лет назад
Juan Pablo Salazar-Ortiz in baseball history yes he does, in MLB it’s rose
@NUUYORK
@NUUYORK 5 лет назад
Ichiro has the most hits than anyone else in the world.
@JoeyJordison97
@JoeyJordison97 5 лет назад
@Juan Pablo Salazar-Ortiz Did you not see the part in the video of him passing Pete Rose? Fuck outta here.
@christopherbuckman7900
@christopherbuckman7900 3 года назад
@Juan Pablo Salazar-Ortiz he would of if you count japan
@averybrock6998
@averybrock6998 5 лет назад
We should never forget this player, ever.
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
We can’t forget Ichiro
@globalfullsendflag6804
@globalfullsendflag6804 5 лет назад
I watched Ichiro's last game of his entire career a couple months ago at spring training and for years I have been trying to get his autograph and I finally got it at his last game ever. he is the absolute 🐐
@dustinstephens8659
@dustinstephens8659 5 лет назад
My heart swells with pride for all of Japan. We were blessed here in America to get to watch him play for so many years.
@SanjiEastBlue
@SanjiEastBlue 4 года назад
No matter which team you support, or whether you like baseball at all, you just can't hate on Ichiro Suzuki. Not only is he one of the most skilled in terms of speed, hits, as well as catching and jumping, with a powerful laser beam throwing arm, but he works hard and stays humble. Truly a God of baseball.
@TOTO-de8mj
@TOTO-de8mj 5 лет назад
Ichiro is the best baseball player for me. I had watched him in Japanese TV when I was a child. He is my hero, but I had never seen him in my eyes. His career ended, I got a last chance to see him. I entered Tokyo dorm and saw Ichiro, that sightseeing will never be forgotten by me. Thank you lchi, my hero is our hero!! I am Japanese and my English isn’t good, but I want share with you. Thanks to watching my letter.
@Somedeliciouspasta
@Somedeliciouspasta 5 лет назад
Fun fact about Ichiro was that in his first game in the MLB the Mariners beat the Okaland Athletics 5 to 4 and his final game, the Mariners beat the Athletics 5 to 4. What a way to end a career
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
That is crazy man
@sanzhixin
@sanzhixin 3 года назад
This is the first time I see “fun fact” being actually fun fact on RU-vid
@MyLife-og2kr
@MyLife-og2kr Год назад
3 years late, but he completed the circle of life.
@rotasuzuki4005
@rotasuzuki4005 5 лет назад
One of the greatest players of all time, a class act, and paved the way for future generations of players and fans to come. Thank you Ichiro for everything that you've done for baseball. You were the epitome of a true professional.
@jeremycrooks8498
@jeremycrooks8498 5 лет назад
Ichiro is the 🐐🐐
@user-sc2wk8gf7l
@user-sc2wk8gf7l 5 лет назад
夢と感動を本当にありがとうございました。同じ日本人として勝手なら本当に誇りに思います。 Thank you I only can say thank you . You give me a lot of gift for playing. I proud same to you Japanese. Thank you Thank you.
@PlebB
@PlebB 5 лет назад
goodbye ichiro a legend says farewell
@TheLatinJuggalo
@TheLatinJuggalo 5 лет назад
Thank You Ichiro #51 from a Braves Fan we'll miss you sir from all baseball fans
@sandycheeks3947
@sandycheeks3947 4 года назад
This man right here has got to be the most lovable baseball player of all time
@atlasdaddy
@atlasdaddy 5 лет назад
One of the purist embodiment of talent, humility, and sportsmanship. Much respect
@LIVE-hr9oq
@LIVE-hr9oq 5 лет назад
His career should be made into a movie.🎥 後世に残すために、彼のキャリアは映画化するべき。😭
@sylvialuevano7461
@sylvialuevano7461 5 лет назад
Emotional😭😭😭😭 The big ones, the real players leaving now.. One of my favorites players all time, I'm so glad and grateful he played for my Yankees, always miss you Ichiro
@tylervance5475
@tylervance5475 5 лет назад
Rusty Shackelford Dude chill out. This is a video and a comment remembering Ichiro’s greatness. This guy is saying he’s thankful he got to watch history. There’s no reason for you to be rude just because he likes the yankees
@tylervance5475
@tylervance5475 5 лет назад
Rusty Shackelford No you didn’t “trigger me” You’re the type of dude that dislikes greatness. I bet you like a trash team. Go back to losing every game bud
@katrph9124
@katrph9124 5 лет назад
What a player. He created so much excitement in 2001, and I never got tired of watching him play ever since. Thanks to Ichiro for bringing the best out of baseball.
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
🐐
@fj3940
@fj3940 5 лет назад
泣きました。なんだろう、自然と涙が出てきました。こらえることができなかったです。ありがとう。
@KZ-HERO823
@KZ-HERO823 5 лет назад
Emotional... I miss you... I do not want to say ”Goodbye”, you in.
@something3492
@something3492 5 лет назад
Ichiro, hitting balls up the middle since 2001.
@manuelmartinezz
@manuelmartinezz 4 года назад
Is no easy watch this video.... If you love the baseball, you love Ichiro and the emotions explode
@peterk8909
@peterk8909 5 лет назад
Individual accomplishments aside, the respect shown by teammates, opponents and fans alike, well deserved. Thanks for reminding us how the game should be played.
@user-in1zk6nh5l
@user-in1zk6nh5l 5 лет назад
こんな素晴らしい動画やめてくれ… BGMも合いすぎて泣けてくるわ
@edgywarcub9693
@edgywarcub9693 5 лет назад
He was a great player I’ve been going to games for 14 years now and I’ve seen him at his best times I also went to his final game for the mariners He was and still is a great player and I will always remember him
@louisdelsarto1374
@louisdelsarto1374 5 лет назад
He may be the best ever.
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
Yes!
@ftc1048
@ftc1048 5 лет назад
No Ruth has that title def top 5
@aidenbungitak4909
@aidenbungitak4909 4 года назад
How special he is.....how magical he hits those hits....crazy yeah...lol remembering him makes me cry all the time🐐🐐🐐🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵👑👑👑
@terrybono5995
@terrybono5995 5 лет назад
the definition of class and respect notice when he's gunning someone out he turns his back and walks back to his position when he hits the dinger off rivera he looks out at right field while rounding first He showed up a lot of major leaguers but never showed it.. from his first year in the bigs he became my favourite not only present but of all time damn shame he couldn't have started in the majors 5 years earlier and legitimately shattered Cobb and Roses hitting records Ichiro is truly one of a kind
@stephenrogers981
@stephenrogers981 4 года назад
This is why I love sport. It transcends race, religion, class and creed.
@jmeszi4159
@jmeszi4159 4 года назад
He seems like such a humble man
@bigidiotdumbstupidguy9329
@bigidiotdumbstupidguy9329 5 лет назад
Ichiro was the reason I got into baseball when I was like 8 and playing the MLB games. I'd watch a game and try to remake it. Ichiro and Joe Mauer are my all time favorites and I couldn't even fully explain it lol. Gotta love ichiro.
@rana5920
@rana5920 5 лет назад
WE LOVE YOU ICHIRO ⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️
@martinhall932
@martinhall932 5 лет назад
Thank you Suzuki Ichiro for your unparalleled work ethic, integrity and dignity. どうもありがとうございました.
@lilacuma
@lilacuma 5 лет назад
If he retired baseball, Ichiroisme imprint in my mind. Legend, thank you lot.
@writerconsidered
@writerconsidered 5 лет назад
Simply put one of the greatest ball players of all time. He made baseball an art form.
@nicelydone5536
@nicelydone5536 5 лет назад
Truly a legend, people saying his hits in the Asian league should not count, but the 2 leagues are not much differant. He is the reason many have started the game of baseball. And he proves that you don’t need power to be one of the greatest of all time.
@Samuel-lb2st
@Samuel-lb2st 5 лет назад
The Best Hitter of All Time.
@sonofjohn607
@sonofjohn607 5 лет назад
Samuel not even close.
@themouse6539
@themouse6539 5 лет назад
Not all time, but now that we know about Pete Rose , this guy is better
@garyk2629
@garyk2629 5 лет назад
Ten straight years with 200+ hits, .300+ batting avg.... if he started his career in MLB, he would have destroyed Rose's hit record. Best all time, I agree.
@kevinwilkins3248
@kevinwilkins3248 5 лет назад
Ted Williams. Imagine his career numbers if he didn't lose 4 prime seasons serving our country during war. Ted was the greatest pure hitter ever combined with power. But Ichiro is definitely one of the greatest ever, no doubt.
@mr.f6215
@mr.f6215 5 лет назад
The best hitter in the history of baseball: Ty Cobb.
@jayhawks2196
@jayhawks2196 5 лет назад
The greatest player ever
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
🐐🐐
@notnowjohn1348
@notnowjohn1348 5 лет назад
So proud to say that I have seen him play his whole (MLB) career.
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
Same!!
@mystermysterio5348
@mystermysterio5348 5 лет назад
Much Respect # 51 in a class by himself. Hall of Fame 🌟 Here and Abroad...Respect from N.Y
@emmanuelwu8204
@emmanuelwu8204 5 лет назад
Ichiro Suzuki and Dirk Nowitzki are the true pioneers of paving the ways for foreign players to get into mainstream American sports
@nahshondevose4610
@nahshondevose4610 5 лет назад
Emmanuel Wu factz
@MrEvanfriend
@MrEvanfriend 5 лет назад
Not really, a whole lot of Latin American players were playing in MLB long before Ichiro. And there were a number of Japanese pitchers, notably Hideo Nomo, to come before Ichiro as well. He was probably the best foreign born player ever, and one of the best overall players ever, but hardly the first.
@tylerkeller8869
@tylerkeller8869 4 года назад
Can you imagine having tens of thousands of fans clapping and cheering for you as you come off the field for the final time. My God, I don't think I could handle it. Id break down in tears and have to have my teammates walk me off with my arms over their shoulders.
@fredsanford336
@fredsanford336 5 лет назад
Wow!!! Well done. My eyes are watering for sure!
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
Thank you!
@maydiademmasibog5889
@maydiademmasibog5889 5 лет назад
I started to love baseball because of ohtani and yanagita. But Ichiro is someone special and one of a kind. You are a legend. Thank you Ichiro for inspiring many of baseball fans including japanese baseball senshu. 🎌💓
@freddavis6772
@freddavis6772 4 года назад
Class Act. 😁 Great Pick Me Up for baseball. Helped get baseball back to being popular after Steroids Issues. Thank You Ichiro.
@sewerdrain2105
@sewerdrain2105 5 лет назад
Farewell Ichiro, we'll never forget
@lucidxchrist2133
@lucidxchrist2133 5 лет назад
Ichiro one of the best baseball players to ever walk the planet, one of the nicest and most humble dude as well
@JMSONE
@JMSONE 4 года назад
Damn those ninjas were in this video cutting onions as well. What a class act. Truly a pleasure and an honor to watch this man play baseball over the years!
@gabos7892
@gabos7892 5 лет назад
I feel very fortunate to have been alive during Ichiros career.
@sushi_love_yummy
@sushi_love_yummy 5 лет назад
I’m really grad to know that there are many many fans who love Ichiro in the world. I’m proud of him as a Japanese!!! Thank you Ichiro!!!
@reiny6532
@reiny6532 5 лет назад
I'm mexican and his fan too. He's a legend in a global sense. His only sin? Be part of NYY.
@bigpersonjp
@bigpersonjp 5 лет назад
Thank you Ichiro-san !! We Japanese are proud of your fantastic achievement in MLB. お疲れ様でした!
@kyle-gn2no
@kyle-gn2no 5 лет назад
this was beautiful. tears of joy in appreciation for Ichiro and what he's done for the sport. Thank you.
@papillonvu
@papillonvu 4 года назад
Great compilation video but you're missing one of the biggest milestones of his career: When he joined the 3,000 MLB hit club!
@user-ye7fv6zw5u
@user-ye7fv6zw5u 5 лет назад
イチローーー!ありがとうおおおおおおおお!! ほんとに、ほんとぉーに、お疲れ様でした!!
@cooperathletics6278
@cooperathletics6278 5 лет назад
I remember being in coach pitch and doing his pre-batting ritual every time I stepped up to the plate 😂 All-time great!
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
🐐🐐
@monstertyler2010
@monstertyler2010 5 лет назад
I can’t watch this. All the old memories of being at the safe as a kid and and hearing Dave’s voice makes sad 😢
@thththth_th
@thththth_th 5 лет назад
Ichiro is forever.
@FodderMoosie
@FodderMoosie 5 лет назад
3:54 - "MAJOR LEABUE BASEBALL" is my favourite baseball leabue.
@luckyirvin
@luckyirvin 5 лет назад
Mr. Suzuki, ohh yeahh.. long leg catlike speed and long arm throwing and long arm hit after hit after wicked hit. he operates at cheetah speed when tracking the incoming pitch of futility cat speed as he closes in from the field, snares the prize, and rockets it from his toes to his fingertips to third base and a stunned runner.
@user-oe3hn6tp9s
@user-oe3hn6tp9s 5 лет назад
最高の感動と共に心地よい大きな夢が去っていく寂しさ これほどの選手はいませんでした ありがとうイチロー
@takeshit0828
@takeshit0828 5 лет назад
can't accept it... thanks for everything Ichiro
@salaryman540
@salaryman540 5 лет назад
Tears came down as I watched this
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
Ichiro will always be one of my favorite baseball players of all time. Even though I am a Royals fan there is no denying Ichiro is one of the all time greats to play the game
@luchiboy
@luchiboy 4 года назад
This was a random recommendation for me. I do not watch or follow baseball. But I do salute anybody that has dedicated many years in whatever field they have chosen. It looks like from this video he is somewhat of a quality player and helped change the landscape of baseball. So to that.. thumbs up
@TuBBygch
@TuBBygch 5 лет назад
He is the reason I started watching and like baseball!
@tekzdawun
@tekzdawun 5 лет назад
Great video! Thank you for the upload, emotional is right 😢.
@cbeck5222
@cbeck5222 5 лет назад
Not only one of the greats in his sport, but also a great human being.
@Marinerslover2014
@Marinerslover2014 5 лет назад
Goodbye Ichiro you were one the greatest Mariner of all time. It was an honor to watch you play!!!!
@Halo.-.
@Halo.-. 5 лет назад
Such a Great Ball Player & such a Class Act, GOAT !
@Dmonster41
@Dmonster41 5 лет назад
Thank you Ichiro. You are legend!!
@TheBatugan77
@TheBatugan77 5 лет назад
When he goes into the HOF, the Mariners will have 2 #51s in there.
@Turn0vers
@Turn0vers 5 лет назад
Technically not due to the fact that Big Unit had inducted as a Diamondback. That's how people usually depict that because of how the HoF is.
@qazjoker
@qazjoker 5 лет назад
Absolutely a Legend.
@flexibleskedule
@flexibleskedule 5 лет назад
He is so humble I can't handle it.
@Liljordyyy619
@Liljordyyy619 5 лет назад
Always looked up to him growing up. Great player and great man, nothing but respect for what he has done in and for baseball
@BaseballBreakdown
@BaseballBreakdown 5 лет назад
🐐
@ChairmanMeow1
@ChairmanMeow1 5 лет назад
10 years of 200+ hits.. in a row. how is that even possible?? legend.
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