- It's not the right season of his career. Not the right decade, either. But despite his diminished numbers, Ichiro Suzuki remains one of Major League Baseball's most recognizable and singular stars. (Wall Street Journal)
- Before completing a trade to acquire the Japanese star, the Yankees spelled out a list of conditions to Ichiro, a former American League MVP and two-time batting champion. (ESPN)
- The New York Yankees acquired Ichiro Suzuki on Monday afternoon in what, at first glance, appears to be a savvy move by the Bombers' general manager, Brian Cashman. (Bleacherreport.com)
- After longtime Seattle Mariner and 10-time MLB All-Star Ichiro Suzuki was traded to the New York Yankees yesterday, Pacific Northwest native Ben Gibbard unearthed a tribute to the former American League MVP. (Rolling Stone)
- Baseball Expert Tony DeMarco has been covering the big leagues since 1987, and been casting Hall of Fame ballots for the last 14 years. (NBCNews.com)
- Ichiro Suzuki's trade to the New York Yankees on Monday was felt in the Bronx, in Seattle and it could be felt in baseball's postseason. (Phoenix Business Journal)
- It was a busy sports day off the field in the metro area Monday, as three teams made trades and acquired potentially key players. The Yankees traded two minor-leaguers to Seattle for future Hall-of-Famer Ichiro Suzuki. (NJ.com)
- The Yankees trade for Ichiro Suzuki is interesting in the same way that Joe Namath playing for the Los Angeles Rams was interesting. (ESPN)
- The Mariners without Ichiro didnt look much different, on the surface, than they did with him. They struggled to hit at Safeco Field and fell to the Yankees, 4-1. If this was the dawning of a new era, it began with an anticlimactic thud. (Seattle Times)
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Ichiro
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