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Ichiro Suzuki

New York Yankees Left Field

  • Born: 1973/10/22
  • Age: 39
  • Height: 5-11
  • Weight: 170
  • Bats/Throws: L / R
  • Seasons: 12
  • Place of birth: Kasugai, Japan
Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG
1992 40 95 9 24 5 0 0 5 3 11 3 2 .353 .276 .305
1993 43 64 4 12 2 0 1 3 2 7 0 2 .188 .212 .266
1994 130 546 111 210 41 5 13 54 51 53 29 7 .385 .445 .549
1995 130 524 104 179 23 4 25 80 68 52 49 9 .342 .432 .544
1996 130 542 104 193 24 4 16 84 56 52 35 3 .356 .422 .504
1997 135 536 94 185 31 4 17 91 62 36 39 4 .345 .414 .513
1998 135 506 79 181 36 3 13 71 43 35 11 4 .358 .414 .518
1999 103 411 80 141 27 2 21 68 45 46 12 1 .343 .412 .572
2000 105 395 73 153 22 1 12 74 54 36 21 2 .387 .460 .539
2001 Mariners 157 692 127 242 34 8 8 69 30 53 56 14 .350 .381 .457
2002 Mariners 157 647 111 208 27 8 8 51 68 62 31 15 .321 .388 .425
2003 Mariners 159 679 111 212 29 8 13 62 36 69 34 8 .312 .352 .436
2004 Mariners 161 704 101 262 24 5 8 60 49 63 36 11 .372 .414 .455
2005 Mariners 162 679 111 206 21 12 15 68 48 66 33 8 .303 .350 .436
2006 Mariners 161 695 110 224 20 9 9 49 49 71 45 2 .322 .370 .416
2007 Mariners 161 678 111 238 22 7 6 68 49 77 37 8 .351 .396 .431
2008 Mariners 162 686 103 213 20 7 6 42 51 65 43 4 .310 .361 .386
2009 Mariners 146 639 88 225 31 4 11 46 32 71 26 9 .352 .386 .465
2010 Mariners 162 680 74 214 30 3 6 43 45 86 42 9 .315 .359 .394
2011 Mariners 161 677 80 184 22 3 5 47 39 69 40 7 .272 .310 .335
2012 Yankees 67 227 28 73 13 1 5 27 5 21 14 5 .322 .340 .454
2012 Mariners 95 402 49 105 15 5 4 28 17 40 15 2 .261 .288 .353
2012 162 629 77 178 28 6 9 55 22 61 29 7 .283 .307 .390
Career Total 1911 8085 1204 2606 308 80 104 660 518 813 452 102 .322 .365 .419

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Stories

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Know Your 40: Ichiro Suzuki

Showing his age or not, the future Hall of Famer is a Yankee for the next two years. Will he be the Ichiro of the second half last year or the Ichiro in decline for the rest of the previous two seasons?

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GIF of the Game: Ichiro lives

The single-season hit king apparently does not fancy hanging around the Mendoza Line.

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Mets sign Mitchell

The Mets have signed right-hander D.J. Mitchell to a minor league contract.

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Stealing First: Speed and Batting Average

It's often said that speed kills. In baseball, speed is most often appreciated on the basepaths and as a defender. But how much does speed help a hitter's batting average?

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History not on Japanese infielder's side

Other than Ichiro Suzuki and Hideki Matsui, most Japanese hitters have been dazzled by MLB pitchers.

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Around the Empire: New York Yankees News - 3/15/13

What to expect from Ichiro, MLB rejects a two-tier PED punishment system, Yankees will relying on Jeter, Pettitte, and Rivera

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Reforming the triple-slash line (Part 1)

Taking a look at what could be a better alternative to batting average.

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Hal Steinbrenner: $189 Million Not a One-Year Goal

The Yankees technically only need to reset their payroll spending penalties by spending less than $189 million dollars for 2014, but according to management, it may just be the start of a new philosophy for the club.

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