Mariners' Ichiro at home opener

SEATTLE, United States - Seattle Mariners players including Ichiro Suzuki (3rd from R) offer silent prayers for the victims of the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan prior to the home opener against the Cleveland Indians at Safeco Field in Seattle on April 8, 2011. The Indians spoiled the Seattle's home opener 12-3.

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