The career of Ichiro Suzuki

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Seattle icon Ichiro Suzuki embarks on the next phase of his baseball life in the Mariners' front office, turning the page on an 18-year career that's spanned 10 All-Star appearances, 10 Gold Gloves, one batting title, as well as AL MVP and Rookie of the Year honors in 2001
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2 май 2018

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@austinluszcz1426 4 года назад

Dude started at age 27 and ended up with 3000+ hits. Unbelievable.

@brandocalrissian3294 21 день назад

10 straight seasons of 200+ hits, a gold glove and a sliver slugger. It will never happen again. He was the greatest all around baseball player of all time. Only person i would throw in there is Ken Griffey Jr.

@ruthmontesa6934 6 лет назад

Ichiro. The man. The myth. The legend

@Alan-tc1vb 5 лет назад

Who’s here after his retirement game?!

@cookie_ninja5004 6 лет назад

One of THE MOST most humble, surprising, hard working and dedicated baseball players to ever play. As a braves fan, watching this man as a kid was amazing. Easily one of my top 3 players of all time.

@kylesullivan2769 3 года назад

Imagine if he came over to the MLB when he was 20, he coulda been top 3 in all time hits

@a1gamer561 6 лет назад

The greatest Japanese MLB player ever

@user-zl7os7wr7c

Fact: When Ichiro was playing in Japan, the Japanese league played 30 fewer games per year than MLB. In fact, Ichiro has only hit over 200 once in his nine years in Japan, but he has hit over 200 in MLB ten times, including an insane record of 262.

@frappexd_2959 6 лет назад

I'm a say this.. Some may disagree some may agree but he's the best hitter in baseball ever.. Considering he didn't play in the mlb till he was 28.. Dude hands down best hitter of all time.. And is a hall of famer

@thekeegster6278 2 года назад

Growing up as a Mariners fan living in Seattle, my baseball friends and I idolized Ichiro as a beacon of what baseball is about. We would imitate his stance at the plate, popping his sleeve and extending the bat outwards, we tried mimicking his swing... we did it all! I'm so thankful to grow up in a time where he ruled my beloved city with a humble and hard-working glove! I am so thankful for the memories he produced for me and I'm so thankful for what he did for the game of baseball in Seattle! Ich, thank you for everything!

@00Siebes

Ichiro’s 262 hits in one season won’t ever be touched especially with how baseball is played today

@jepb6990 2 года назад

10 yr of 200+ hits , is amazing . He’s first ballot hall of famer

@Chicagopaisan 6 лет назад

You’re going to do a video on Ichiro, and not include any of his throws? Not even the Terrence Long throw from right field?

@lancelink5358 2 года назад

Ichiro had 4 of the 5 baseball tools. He absolutely had speed, arm strength, fielding, and batted for average, he just lacked power. However, Ichiro stated he could hit home runs if he wanted to but felt that was not how he could be most valuable to the team.

@sec0ndton0ne408

10 straight 200+ hits in a season to start his career. That's just ridiculous and will never be replicated. He had 262 hits one season 🥶

@papillonvu 6 лет назад

Where’s “The Throw?” The walk-off homer off Mo Rivera? The inside-the-park homer in the All-Star Game? The homer on his return to Seattle? The ninja move to escape the tag at home plate and score? You’re going to do a career Ichiro highlight video and leave those out?!

@666rannoc666 6 лет назад

He was my idol, i stole his batting routine. Legend forever.

@davidcheng88 2 года назад

How can someone that has accomplished so much be so humble? Not a trace of arrogance in him. Can't help but appreciate this great man. He is John Stockton of baseball.

@scottdrone-silvers5179 5 лет назад

Ichiro came over with a lot of fanfare, and a lot of people were prepared to dislike him. But his tireless work ethic and his unquestioned skills won people over. Offensively and defensively, he always played hard and gave fans their money’s worth.