I told him that everything we talked about in spring training, just forget about it,” Molitor said as he prepares to welcome ...

The top sale thus far for any 2001 Bowman Chrome Ichiro card — an English version graded PSA 10 — is $43,200. The most ...

Join us as we witness an extraordinary moment when baseball legend Ichiro Suzuki takes the mound and throws a blazing 94 MPH first pitch. This isn't just any ceremonial pitch—it's a testament to ...

Suzuki had the most in that span with 38 in 2001. Tony Oliva had 36 in 1964, Juan Samuel had 34 in 1984 and Manny Jimenez had 33 in 1962.

With that performance, Wilson put himself among an elite group that incluldes Seattle Mariners legend Ichiro Suzuki. Wilson has a major league-leading 32 multi-hit games this season.

Explore the extraordinary career of Ichiro Suzuki, a baseball legend whose unique talent and unparalleled achievements have left an indelible mark on the sport. This video delves into what made ...

Dive into the incredible skills of Ichiro Suzuki, one of baseball's most iconic players, as he transforms routine groundouts into awe-inspiring hits. Discover the techniques and perseverance ...

It was a rough first year in the NFL for Arizona Cardinals cornerback Elijah Jones. He did not get to play as a rookie. Now he is perhaps a forgotten man in the Cardinals' pretty deep cornerback room.

One of the more iconic Ohtani rookie cards is his 2018 Bowman Chrome Batting card. His PSA 10 is highly sought after, but it also comes with a hefty price tag of around $1,200 to $1,300.

A Caitlin Clark one-of-a-kind rookie card sold for $274,500 on Saturday night through Goldin Auctions, three months after Phoenix resident Valerie Coleman landed the card for only $27 during a ...

Ichiro was an elite basestealer, while Arraez has six steals in his career. But Arraez gets on base more efficiently, with a career on-base percentage more than 30 points higher than that of Ichiro.

2002 — With all 14 interleague games — and one NL game — taking place in National League parks, the DH was not employed anywhere throughout Major League Baseball. 2005 — Seattle’s Ichiro Suzuki became ...