(17)Ichiro breaks MLB record for hits in a season

(17)Ichiro breaks MLB record for hits in a season

OSAKA, Japan - People receive extra editions of newspapers reporting the major league record for hits set by Seattle Mariners' Ichiro Suzuki in front of JR Osaka Station on Oct. 2. (MLB)

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