The pageantry, pomp and circumstance are always at a special level on Opening Day in Seattle, but it was particularly true in ...

It was Ichiro at his purest. The one-of-a-kind right fielder, now the first Japanese player headed to Cooperstown, was an athlete who refused to break routine, even when his starlight dimmed.

Ichiro Suzuki was the most complete ballplayer ... he was counterculture. His stretching routine was legendary. He rolled his feet after every game. He stored his magic bats in a case like ...

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 spent 14 of his 19 seasons with the Mariners and was a superstar from the day he arrived. He finished his Major League career with 3,089 hits and won 10 Gold Gloves .

Ichiro, who had arguably the best throwing arm in baseball during his playing days, was honored before the game. He'll be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown later this ...

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.