PHOTOS Ichiro enshrined as Mariners legend as team retires 51 in pregame ceremony

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Ichiro Suzuki's number #51 was retired by the Seattle Mariners on August 9, 2025, during a heartfelt ceremony at T-Mobile Park. The event celebrated Ichiro, who became the third player in franchise history to receive this honor, joining Mariners legends Ken Griffey Jr. and Edgar Martinez. His recent induction into the Hall of Fame further underscored the significance of the occasion. Fans, media, and former players gathered to pay tribute to Ichiro's remarkable career and contributions to the sport.

The Mariners retired his number to symbolize his lasting impact on the franchise and baseball. Ichiro's legacy includes over 3,000 hits and numerous accolades, making him a cherished figure among baseball fans. The ceremony highlights the Mariners' dedication to honoring their history and recognizing the players who shaped the team's identity. Such events foster community pride and strengthen the bond between the team and its supporters.

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