The fictional Roy Hobbs carved Wonderboy from a tree split by lightning and carried the bat in a bassoon case. And then there's Ichiro. He keeps his bats in a humidor. Two humidors, actually.

The beloved Ichiro Suzuki reminded many of his golden days in a stunning play of ... Another said that he’ll easily lead the leagues with 300 bats in his current form. Someone said that he ...

The National League MVP, Bonds might have broken the home-run record during one of the finest offensive seasons in history, but his at-bats fell second to Ichiro's in terms of excitement.

But when the culprit is baseball legend Ichiro Suzuki ... which is paying all the costs, said Suzuki will donate a signed baseball and the bat he used during the practice session.

If you ever wanted to see Daisuke Matsuzaka play shortstop with Ichiro pitching, this is your opportunity. https://t.co/UVr8bdM3Jv I loved Ichiro as a player. My ...

During his decorated, 19-year career in MLB, Ichiro Suzuki dazzled with his feats on the diamond. Whether it was his metronome-like consistency as a hitter, (he collected 4,367 hits across 28 ...

Today in Sports, October 1 - Ichiro Suzuki sets the MLB record for hits in a season, ends season with 262 hits ...

Two retired baseball legends, Ichiro Suzuki and Daisuke ... and went hitless in four at-bats. But much to the surprise of the around 16,000 fans in the stands, Suzuki was the starting pitcher.

With his 57th steal, Ohtani passed future Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki for the most steals by a Japanese-born player in a single MLB season. That's 57 stolen bases for Shohei Ohtani! That is the ...

Ichiro Suzuki is a retired Japanese professional baseball player who has a net worth of $180 million. During his MLB career, Ichiro Suzuki earned $170 million in salary alone. He has earned as ...

DENVER — With the division and a first-round bye secured, Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts reemphasized the green light for Shohei Ohtani during the superstar’s prolific season.

2004 — Ichiro Suzuki sets the major league record for hits in a season, breaking George Sisler’s 84-year-old mark with a pair of early singles as the Seattle Mariners beat the Texas Rangers 8-3.