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Will Ichiro Be Our Last Universally Beloved Superstar? - The Ringer

Ichiro ahead of curve as usual in new position for Mariners - The Japan Times

MLB on X: "Thank you, Ichiro. Ichiro Suzuki will retire after a 19-year career in MLB. https://t.co/pOI3y8h1mF" / X

Reaction to the retirement of Japanese star Ichiro Suzuki | AP News

Ichiro Suzuki Joins MLB's 3,000-Hit Club

Ichiro Suzuki - Cooperstown Expert

Ichiro Suzuki held hitless in exhibition but strikes out 14 | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

MLB/ Ichiro takes field with 45,000 voices in full support | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

Baseball: Ichiro lauded in all-time Rookie of the Year team

Ichiro Suzuki: Baseball great throws shutout against a high school girls' team in Japan | CNN

Ichiro Suzuki: Baseball great throws shutout against a high school girls' team in Japan | CNN

Ichiro Suzuki retires to ovation after sparkling 27-year baseball career | MLB | The Guardian

Let's appreciate how long Ichiro has been playing professional baseball | MLB.com

Ichiro Suzuki's latest baseball passion? Pitching against Japanese amateur players - The Athletic

Report says Ichiro poised to return to Mariners - The Japan Times

Ichiro Suzuki: The last of his kind in home run era

Ichiro Suzuki: Most memorable moments of Japanese star's MLB career

Ichiro Suzuki - Wikipedia

Baseball and Seattle Have Never Left My Heart': Ichiro a Hit During Mariners' Hall of Fame Induction | The Daily Chronicle

Ichiro Suzuki – Society for American Baseball Research

Ichiro Suzuki - Seattle Mariners Right Fielder - ESPN

Ichiro Suzuki Returns to the Mariners With Nothing to Prove - The New York Times

Ichiro Suzuki - Wikipedia

Ichiro Suzuki | Biography & Facts | Britannica

Ichiro turns down Japanese government award for third time | The Seattle Times

Ichiro Suzuki Throws Shutout Against High School Girls MLB - Sports Illustrated

Baseball players have lost something they took for granted: Ichiro - The Japan Times