Ichiro as usual

Ichiro as usual

KOBE, Japan - Seven-time Pacific League batting champion Ichiro Suzuki answers reporters after his routine batting practice at the Orix BlueWave indoor ground in Kobe on Nov. 16 as the Seattle Mariners are reported close to landing a deal on him.

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