Ichiro's Greatest Moments

[@WinslowForPrez]

You just don’t see people like him. What an honor for me to be able to watch him during his time. Thank you ichiro!

[@carlaharrington5120]

Agreed! I moved back to Seattle in 2001 after being gone for 30 years. Talk about perfect timing!! He was so much fun to watch!

[@megangaukroger4195]

This man is the reason I have been an Aussie Mariners fan for over 20 years and will always be a proud M's fan. Thank you Ichiro

[@oggamecat7586]

Just one of the all time greats. Made it looks so easy. 3000 mlb hits and didnt start in the mlb until age 27. Crazy

[@pranavsambamurti7746]

The greatest ever. Period.....

[@bluestangGT2001]

Didn't matter what team you rooted for.. everyone liked Ichiro

[@10Peter25]

0:51 - Ichiro and another member of the Hall of Fame Class of 2025: CC Sabathia.

[@Anthony-dy2cv]

I didn't get to witness the prime of his career but he single handedly got me into baseball. I admired his crazy consistency and ability and in my eyes, he's one of the greatest of all time. Easily top 3 hitter in history

[@BillHeIs-303]

Ichiro is a legend! I’m happy I got to witness his legacy.

[@林タクロー]

新人の最多安打記録、シーズン最多安打記録、そして10シーズン連続の200本安打、オールスターへの10回連続選出、メジャーでの3000本安打など記録と記憶に残る偉大な野球選手だった。

[@oookihiro2]

He’s been in MLB just around when I was born. He was the reason why I started baseball and can’t thank him enough for what he’s done to my life. イチロー一生愛してるぜ！

[@Rymann_23]

What a career. See you in Cooperstown Ichiro

[@oliverholdener1732]

Agreed

[@brandonjackson8816]

With a Mariners Cap

[@cabwaylingo_]

@@brandonjackson8816 Junior, Edgar and Ichiro. What an amazing trio to represent Seattle in Cooperstown

[@brandonjackson8816]

@@cabwaylingo_ that's right!! Could had been 4 with Randy Johnson

[@Steyk3]

Favorite player

[@asd75891]

Even if his Japan league’s hits are not counted, no one would doubt that he could not achieve 4000 hits in MLB.

[@TheBrainSpecialist]

Considering he set the NPB single season hits record in his first full season with the BlueWave (1994, 210 hits), yeah, I believe it. It wouldn't be broken till 2010, and even now its still 3rd all time. And the two guys who broke it (Matt Murton in 2010 with 214 and Shogo Akiyama in 2015 with 216) played 14 more games than he did, 144 as opposed to 130. Legendary stuff.

[@joemarshall4226]

Ichiro has the record for most hits in Japanese pro ball plus MLB. But Pete Rose actually has more if you count his MLB hits plus his Triple A hits in the minors,a nd at that time, Triple A level was better than Japanese level (might still be)

[@kitune55]

@@joemarshall4226 Watch WBC

[@alsimmonshellspawn6021]

​@@joemarshall4226ichiro is a far better athlete than pete rose

[@joemarshall4226]

@@alsimmonshellspawn6021 True, but Pete was clearly the better baseball player. His career OPS+ is 118, and Ichiro’s was 107. Pete’s career OBP is 20 points higher, ….. .375 to .355. Ichiro stole more bases, and did it at a higher rate, but Pete hit way more doubles, hitting over 40 in a year 6 times, and once hitting over 50. I think Ichiro reached 30 only once. Pete was a very solid defender at five different positions, including at least fifteen years as an infielder, playing regularly for years at each position….first, second, and third. Ichiro was an all time great fight fielder, but it’s not enough to make up for the discrepancies in hitting. They share the record for the most seasons compiling 200 or more hits…each did it ten times. Both of them rarely missed a game, and they both hustled on every play. Two of the most entertaining players in history….Each won an MVP. Pete deserved hi, Ichiro did not deserve his.

[@masta444]

ありがとうシアトル ありがとうマリナーズ。

[@kevRhode]

I'm happy bc I really enjoyed every second I watched him play. Ichiro will be my hero forever.

[@ふぃっと-w7i]

Happy Birthday, Ichiro🐐

[@johannepark]

People say that Ichiro's time in Japanese league was of lesser competition. That is irrelevant when he hit 10 years in a row at over 200 hits per year! He has the record for the most hits in history. Look at his play in outfield. Golden glove superstar. Imagine if he started his career in the majors and amassed his numbers.

[@joemarshall4226]

chiro has the record for most hits in Japanese pro ball plus MLB. But Pete Rose actually has more if you count his MLB hits plus his Triple A hits in the minors,a nd at that time, Triple A level was better than Japanese level (might still be)

[@johannepark]

@@joemarshall4226 That is debateable and I don't think so. You want to put the triple a boys against the Japanese League squad in this years World series?? Japan smoked the US this year. It would have been laughable with the triple a team. Triple a is exactly that. The minors. It don't count for anything nor does anyone do so. Again, it's all irrelevant as he hit 10 yrs in a row at over 200 hits per year in the majors. He's proven without a shadow of a doubt that he's the Big BOSS...

[@deanhovey8348]

Amazing ❤

[@junetracie]

One of the best to ever play the game baseball.

[@PsycheKahr91]

The best

[@週刊少年ジャプン]

The Baseball God, he is.

[@TheEIements]

Isn't it amazing how sports, and humans, have this incredible ability to inspire, hundreds of not thousands of others

[@solsolala21]

위대한 야구 선수

[@rikiurata1416]

What a legend🤙🏼

[@Carlote02]

Toda una leyenda..

[@ludwigwittgenstein9243]

262 hit. Wow!

[@chrissirhc7337]

3:22 . WOW

[@Trainy2]

"The first man to have 200 home runs his first 4 years." LOL Niehaus

[@joemarshall4226]

Yeah. What was up with that? I guess they meant "the first man to hit 200 hits in each of his first four years."

[@George-f8h]

He meant in batting practice. 😂

[@aberlope5239]

Im mostly a Braves fan but my second favorite team is definitely the Mariners. Hope to see some great seasons in the future for this team!

[@SaberToothBicycle]

This is a great compilation of highlights, however any video of "the greatest moments from Ichiro's career in Seattle" cannot possibly have a run-time under six minutes! "Some of the greatest..."? Well, okay. But as far as highlight-reel material, there's enough stellar clips of Seattle's future Hall of Famer to fill a multi DVD set!

[@shutthefupdonny]

More like an entire library of DVDs lol

[@jimchiro3459]

One of the best of ours in Ms History mir's ichiro susiki

[@theswingmechanic]

um the announcer said ichiro had 200 home runs in his first four years in the major leagues 🤔

[@andrewcunningham3447]

Watch “the age of ichiro”

[@Callhimlin]

I woke up at 2 a.m. to watch his last game. Love you Ichiro!

[@theleeboys7401]

1:50 home runs?

[@FR0ZENxTUNA]

If Dave Niehaus says he has 200 homeruns, he has 200 homeruns.

[@joemarshall4226]

@@FR0ZENxTUNA He only had 117 HRs in his entire MLB career. He should have said "First guy to get 300 hits in each of his first four years."

[@coreyandreas730]

Ichiro ichiro ichiro

[@stuffstuff8942]

Please make a whole compilation of his entire career as a Mariner

[@きたこう-r8p]

エリア51

[@miraeja]

20 years later Joe buck’s “itchirow” still annoys me haha

[@Marty_McDye]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoDKcoiNhcx7aKc 200 homeruns in the first four years in the major league. You know somehow I don't believe that stat...

[@naysayer1238]

Yeah, that guy is on crack. He got 200 HITS each of his first four years. And then did it six more times in a row!

[@scottegbert9575]

Let #51 retire for Ichiro for the Mariners. Forget Randy Johnson.

[@thedude3065]

why not both? Cubs retired 31 for Jenkins and Maddux.

[@jordangroff8978]

Seattle needs to retire his #.