(2)Ichiro gets 1 hit, inches closer to Sisler's MLB record

(2)Ichiro gets 1 hit, inches closer to Sisler's MLB record

OAKLAND, United States - Fans of Ichiro Suzuki hold up a sign series saying ''five more hits'' after the Seattle Mariners outfielder got one hit to reach a total 252 hits this season in a game against the Oakland Athletics at Network Associates Coliseum on Sept. 27. Suzuki has six games remaining to reach George Sisler's single-season record of 257 hits.

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