Career highlights of Ichiro Suzuki

File photo taken in June 2016 shows Ichiro Suzuki getting his 4,257th hit in top-flight professional baseball in the Miami Marlins' game against the San Diego Padres at San Diego's Petco Park. Suzuki's combined hit total from Japan and the major leagues surpassed the number of hits (4,256) achieved by Major League Baseball's all-time hit leader Pete Rose. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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