The Seattle Mariners paid tribute to former player Ichiro Suzuki on Saturday, by retiring his jersey. Suzuki wore the no. 51 jersey in Seattle. The Mariners are doing something quite unique, however, ...

Ichiro and his wife shared a special moment in the stands on Saturday after he had his No. 51 retired by the organization. The Seattle Mariners retired Ichiro Suzuki's No. 51 in a special ceremony on ...

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Dan Wilson met Ichiro on a Peoria, Ariz., ballfield in the opening days of Spring Training 2001, now more than 24 years ago — but Seattle’s catcher-turned-manager remembers his first interaction with ...

NAGOYA, Japan — With its primary tenant away, the pro stadium here in central Japan was desolate outside. But inside, under its domed roof, there was bustle. Ichiro Suzuki led his team through a ...

SEATTLE – Ichiro Suzuki wasn’t sure he would last a year in the major leagues. Anger helped him deliver what became known as the “Star Wars” throw. He wished the third-base coach had given him the ...

Ichiro’s induction in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown will be immortalized with the fourth statue to be installed at T-Mobile Park. The Mariners announced Saturday night that a ...

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Wherever Ichiro journeyed in his Hall of Fame career, his most dedicated fan was there to cheer him on. For his incredible first 11½ seasons in Seattle, Amy Franz sat in her front-row seat in right ...

The Seattle Mariners retired Ichiro Suzuki's No. 51 in a special ceremony on Saturday night at T-Mobile Park. It's the third player number to be retired by the organization, along with Ken Griffey Jr.

Dan Wilson met Ichiro on a Peoria, Ariz., ballfield in the opening days of Spring Training 2001, now more than 24 years ago - but Seattle's catcher-turned-manager remembers his first interaction with ...