(2)Ichiro wins MVP, first Japanese in MLB history

(2)Ichiro wins MVP, first Japanese in MLB history

TOYOYAMA, Japan - Nobuyuki Suzuki, father of Seattle Mariners outfielder Ichiro Suzuki, speaks to reporters in front of his house in the Toyoyama, Aichi Prefecture, on Nov. 21 about his joy for his son's winning of the Most Valuable Player Award in the American League.

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