After notching hit No. 199 in Game 1 of the Mariners' doubleheader against the Rangers on Sunday, Ichiro connected on an infield single against Derek Holland in the second inning of Game 2 for his ninth consecutive 200-hit season, breaking Willie Keeler's record. Full story >
ICHIRO'S MOST RECENT GAME
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Baseball wowed by Ichiro's feat
Ichiro's nine consecutive 200-hit seasons have not gone unnoticed around the baseball community, as some very talented hitters looked in awe upon his accomplishments.
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Ichiro pressing as record nears
Five years after breaking one record, Ichiro Suzuki is chasing down a 108-year-old record held by another Hall of Famer -- outfielder Willie Keeler. And it has been a bit of a struggle lately.
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Ichiro making run at record, Hall of Fame
Ichiro is approaching the Major League record for most consecutive seasons with 200 or more hits (nine) and increasing the likelihood that he'll be inducted into the Hall of Fame when his playing days are over.
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Ichiro two from 200
Ichiro collects two hits to up his total to 198Watch
Ichiro notches 2,000
Mariners Extra: Ichiro notches 2,000th hitWatch
What is Ichiro's legacy?
MLB Tonight explores Ichiro's hitting legacyWatch
Rank -- Player | Hits Leaders |
---|---|
1. P. Rose | 10 |
2. T. Cobb | 9 |
2. Ichiro | 9 |
4. L. Gehrig | 8 |
4. P. Waner | 8 |
6. W. Boggs | 7 |
6. C. Gehringer | 7 |
6. R. Hornsby | 7 |
Rank --Player | Batting Avg. Leaders |
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1. A. Pujols | .334 |
2. Ichiro | .333 |
3. T. Helton | .328 |
4. V. Guerrero | .322 |
5. M. Holliday | .319 |
6. D. Jeter | .317 |
7. M. Ramirez | .314 |
8. M. Cabrera | .313 |
Rank - Player | Stolen base Leaders |
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1. J. Pierre | 454 |
2. O. Vizquel | 389 |
3. J. Damon | 372 |
4. C. Crawford | 357 |
5. L. Castillo | 357 |
6. B. Abreu | 346 |
7. Ichiro | 339 |
8. J. Rollins | 320 |
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