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Ichiro Suzuki says he never dreamt of having his number retired by the Mariners

Ichiro Suzuki paused at times to collect his thoughts and placed his hand on his heart as he spoke thoughtfully about what meant to have his No. 51 retired by the Seattle Mariners.

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Ichiro Suzuki reacts to rare Mariners honor he’ll share with Randy Johnson

Former Seattle Mariners stars Randy Johnson and Ichiro Suzuki will share a very special honor in the years to come.

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Ichiro Suzuki thanks Randy Johnson for allowing him to wear No. 51 as Mariners retire his jersey

The Seattle Mariners r etired Ichiro Suzuki's No. 51 on Saturday night at T-Mobile Park, following up his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame two weeks ago. As he did in Cooperstown, Suzuki entertained the crowd and fans watching with another gracious and rousing speech.

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Ichiro Suzuki Discusses Retirement Ceremony, Being Surrounded by Fellow Legends

The 2025 National Baseball Hall of Inductee had his No. 51 retired by the Seattle Mariners organization Saturday.

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Ichiro Suzuki adds humor to Hall of Fame ceremonies as Dick Allen and other honorees are inducted

Willa Allen, the wife of the late Dick Allen, gave a speech remembering the former Chicago White Sox All-Star during the Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony Sunday.

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Ichiro Suzuki Already Had A Hall of Fame Career. So, He Did It Again.

When Ichiro’s career finally did come to an end, it featured 4,367 hits — 927 of them for extra bases — as well as 708 steals and a career line of .322/.373/.434.

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Where does Ichiro Suzuki live now? All on his wife Yumiko Fukushima, family and net worth

Mariners honored Ichiro Suzuki with a jersey retirement at T-Mobile Park. He lives in Issaquah, WA, with wife Yumiko ...

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Mariners heed Ichiro's advice, 'seize the moment' with 4-run first

As much as this weekend has been a celebration of Ichiro Suzuki, with his enshrinement to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, his No. 51 being retired by the Mariners, his statue at T-Mobile Park ...

Mariners, riding inspiration of Ichiro's words, hope to finish sweep of Rays

As Baseball Hall of Fame member Ichiro Suzuki wrapped up his pregame speech Saturday upon the retirement of his No. 51 jersey, he turned to the Seattle Mariners' dugout and had a few words for the ...

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