Ichiro media favorite, to start All-Star Game as leadoff man

Ichiro media favorite, to start All-Star Game as leadoff man

MILWAUKEE, United States - Seattle Mariners' outfielder Ichiro Suzuki (L) is surrounded by U.S. media in Milwaukee on July 8, a day before the major league's All-Star Game. (MLB)

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