Ichiro moves above .300

ARLINGTON, United States - Leadoff man Ichiro Suzuki goes 2-for-4 to see his batting average climb above .300 for the first time in eight games as the Seattle Mariners beat the Texas Rangers 9-4 at the Ball Park in Arlington, Texas, on April 13. (MLB)

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