Seattles' Ichiro boosts hitting average to .356

OAKLAND, United States - Seattle Mariners leadoff Ichiro Suzuki hits a single to center off Oakland Athletics pitcher Jeff Tam in the eighth inning at Network Associates Coliseum in Oakland on June 21. Ichiro went 3-for-5, leading the American League in batting at .356. The Mariners beat the Athletics 12-10. (MLB)

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