Ichiro gets 3 hits, ties club-record hitting streak

Ichiro gets 3 hits, ties club-record hitting streak

SEATTLE, United States - Ichiro Suzuki steals to second while stretching his career-best hitting streak to 24 games in the Seattle Mariners' 9-5 win over the Texas Rangers on May 31 while also tying the club record set by former second baseman Joey Cora in 1997. (Kyodo)

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