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Ichiro Suzuki's Hall of Fame Major League Career

Suzuki to become the first Asian MLB Hall-of-Fame inductee on Sunday

Former Seattle Mariners outfielder Ichiro Suzuki will become the first Asian member of the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame during Sunday's induction.

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Ichiro Suzuki's Hall of Fame Major League Career: A Glorious Second Act

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Ichiro Suzuki stats: Hall of Fame's first Japanese star won awards, set records

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Ichiro in Hall of Fame: Interactive look at Mariners icon’s hit total

Ichiro singled twice in his MLB debut with the Mariners on April 2, 2001, in his fourth and fifth at-bats — and then proceeded to keep hitting and hitting and hitting for most of the next 18 years.

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Ichiro reveals real reason he visited Hall of Fame often during iconic career

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Suzuki, Sabathia and Wagner set for Baseball Hall of Fame induction

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Ichiro will join Hall of Fame this weekend. But his legacy has long been cemented.

“I was so nervous,” Novak said. “I’m, like, screaming inside like a fanboy, but I try to be respectful and try to act cool. But it’s hard.”

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Ichiro Suzuki and CC Sabathia headline 2025 Baseball Hall of Fame Class

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As Ichiro Suzuki becomes 1st Asian MLB Hall of Famer, Asian players share how he paved the way for them

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Ichiro nearly perfect in Hall vote, 24 years after Lou Piniella questioned his swing

“Lou Piniella was very skeptical,” said Larry Stone, a Seattle Times baseball writer who has covered Ichiro’s career extensively. “That spring training, Ichiro started off not pulling the ball, not driving the ball. And Lou was like, ‘Who is this guy? When is he going to show me something?’”

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Ichiro Reflects: How his toughest moments with Mariners led to his best

Soon-to-be Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki shares why sitting out much of 2018 with the Seattle Mariners was one of his biggest accomplishments.

Niehaus family shares touching moment with Ichiro after broadcaster’s death

The family of legendary Mariners broadcaster Dave Niehaus — the voice of Seattle baseball for more than three decades — shared a quiet exchange they had with Ichiro.

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Seattle Mariners Speedster Joins Hall of Famer in Team History with Latest Accomplishment

Ichiro was a professional for 28 seasons between his time in Japan and the United States. He played for the Mariners, Yankees and Miami Marlins, earning more than 4,300 combined professional hits. He was a 10-time All-Star and a 10-time Gold Glover. He also won two batting titles and three Silver Slugger Awards.