4/29/15: Ichiro Suzuki hammers a three-run homer to tally his first home run with the Marlins and receives a curtain call from the crowd
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29 Comments
Way to go Andy!! I love you son
he's 41…. unbelievable……..
The loudest I have seen Safeco Field is when the crowd was screaming, "I-CHI-RO"
Legend and future Hall of famer
Ichiro will never stop surprising his fans!
..every team would love to have him in his prime..
Amazing.
I truly believe Ichiro will play until age 46-49
Whose cutting onions around here…
of course its against the mets what else is new (met fan over here)
I wonder if Ichiro's home run impressed Giancarlo Stanton.
Ichrio hitting a homer!!! I gotta see this!
what is on the mets pitchers head?
He was 41 when this happened 2 years ago… and he's still going! So happy Ichiro is with the Marlins! LEGEND!!!
"Living Legend"
Legend.
now with ichiro , Stanton , yelich , Dee Gordon and ozuna gone. there goes all the fans
The hell was the pitcher wearing
Ichiro might possibly be my absolute favorite player in baseball history. If anyone hasn't had the privlege of seeing his "laserbeam" highlight's I'd recommend checking them out. One of the best in the field at the plate and in the clutch. I really hope I can see him play before he retires. – A VERY jealous Cubs fan
好希望好希望 時間可以回到過去 看到jose ichiro dee三個人如此快樂的時光
I miss the homerun statue
0:44 Jose:(
He's probably older than the manager 🤣
Torres cap though is strange looking
0:58 ボーア若いなぁ
The perfect baseball player. Period.
Seattle loves you Ichiro!
lucky guy, catch his 1st one… oh man, congrats!
Ichiro was breaking MLB records when some of his teammates were still in little league.