Ichiro goes 1-for-5

Ichiro goes 1-for-5

SEATTLE, United States - Seattle Mariners outfielder Ichiro Suzuki singles to left in the fifth inning against the Oakland Athletics at Safeco Field on Sept. 18. The only hit in five at-bats moved Ichiro within 21 hits of equaling the major league single-season record for most hits. (MLB)

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