Bucs had two transfers who'd been ruled ineligible in uniform and involved in team activities during state tournament ...

Last Saturday at T-Mobile Park, Seattle Mariners legend Ichiro Suzuki had his iconic No. 51 retired by the organization. With that, Ichiro became the fourth player in franchise history to have his ...

In this captivating video, discover why the legendary Randy Johnson remains a one-of-a-kind figure in baseball history.

Ichiro throws out the first pitch to Randy Johnson in catcher's gear on his Hall of Fame plaque day before the matchup with ...

In terms of franchise altering players, there aren’t many in Mariners history like Ichiro Suzuki. The native of Toyoyama, ...

Over 24 years after Johnson granted Suzuki his blessing to wear his jersey number, he came to see Suzuki have his number retired at T-Mobile Park. The following day, Johnson served as the catcher as ...

Detroit Tigers starter Charlie Morton surpassed Hall of Famers Randy Johnson, Nolan Ryan, John Smoltz and more with ...

Former Seattle Mariners stars Randy Johnson and Ichiro Suzuki will share a very special honor in the years to come.

Suzuki acknowledged Johnson's "generosity" in allowing him to wear No. 51. The Mariners will pay tribute to Johnson in a ...

1997 — Randy Johnson struck out 19, matching the major league record for left-handers he had tied earlier this season, as the ...

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