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

Sunnyside, WASports

On August 9, 2025, T-Mobile Park hosted a ceremony honoring Ichiro Suzuki as the Seattle Mariners retired his #51 jersey. This momentous occasion marked Ichiro as the third player in Mariners history to receive this honor, joining Ken Griffey Jr. and Edgar Martinez. The retirement of #51 symbolizes Ichiro's remarkable contributions, including over 3,000 hits in Major League Baseball. Fans and media gathered to celebrate his legacy, showcasing the deep connection between Ichiro and Mariners supporters.

The event highlighted his influence on the team and baseball globally, as he became a pioneer for Japanese players in the MLB. Ichiro's jersey now hangs in the rafters, serving as a reminder of his accomplishments and dedication. The Mariners organization expressed its pride in recognizing Ichiro's achievements, affirming his role as a franchise icon. This ceremony solidified Ichiro's place in Seattle's sports history, ensuring his legacy will endure for generations.

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