But a man draped in a black-and-white jacket and Mizuno Sportstyle RB87 trainers. Ichiro Suzuki strolled into the ballpark like he never left, exuding the same quiet confidence that made him a legend.

The soon-to-be National Baseball Hall of Famer showed that he still has his trademark arm, even at the age of 51.

That does not mean there is not something to talk about, however, as a prediction has been made for Ichiro Suzuki to rejoin the team, despite being 51 years old. The Athletic made a bold ...

The Seattle Mariners kicked off their 2025 season by bringing out one of the franchise's greatest players, Ichiro Suzuki, and letting him throw out the ceremonial first pitch.

Seattle Mariners outfielder Ichiro Suzuki, hitless in his first three at-bats, singles in the 7th inning to ignite a two-run rally, and bunts for another single in the 8th in his debut at Safeco Field ...

Ichiro Suzuki became a Hall of Famer in his native country on Thursday, but the 51-year-old former outfielder was not a unanimous selection. Longtime Japanese baseball reporter Jim Allen ...

The surprised look on Dan Wilson’s face told part of the story of Ichiro’s ceremonial first pitch Thursday night. The radar gun reading told the rest of it. The Mariners’ iconic Japanese ...

Ichiro Suzuki has still got it. The baseball legend threw out the first pitch at T-Mobile Park for the Seattle Mariners' Opening Day game against the Athletics Thursday and he came to impress.

Ichiro Suzuki just proved that age is merely a number. The legendary Japanese outfielder, returning to T-Mobile Park to throw the first pitch on the 2025 MLB Opening Day for the Seattle Mariners ...

Brady Farkas breaks down how tough it was for the Seattle Mariners to lose legendary players like Randy Johnson, Alex Rodriguez and Ken Griffey Jr. Then, Ichiro Suzuki became part of the team and he ...