SEATTLE - Oops! The Seattle Mariners unveiled a statue honoring Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki, only to accidentally break the statue's bat during the ceremony. The ...

Jersey number 51 was retired by the Mariners for both outfielder Ichiro Suzuki and, more recently, pitcher Randy Johnson.

Even further than that, to retire the exact same number. The Seattle Mariners just made it official tonight in their game ...

Fans cried foul after the Seattle Mariners struck out in a ceremony that was clearly off base, where a statue of baseball legend Ichiro Suzuki was unveiled with a broken bat — a real swing and a miss.

During the unveiling of Ichiro Suzuki’s statue at T-Mobile Park on Friday, a piece of the statue was damaged as the tarp was pulled off. As Ichiro stood in his iconic pre-pitch pose, the section of ...

SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners say Ichiro Suzuki’s new statue will be unveiled at T-Mobile Park on Friday, when the team also plans a giveaway night built around one of the franchise’s most celebrated ...

The past, the present and the future of Mariners baseball shared the field Wednesday afternoon, and Colt Emerson could barely contain his enthusiasm. The only regret Emerson had from his first day ...

Shohei Ohtani continues to carry the Japanese torch with pride since Ichiro Suzuki left MLB for good. The Los Angeles Dodgers slugger hit a seemingly ...

Well, that didn’t go as planned. As the Mariners unveiled a statue of Ichiro Suzuki on Friday afternoon, it became quickly apparent that something was very wrong. Ichiro’s bat broke. The Hall of Famer ...