He has always worn 51 except on Jackie Robinson the last couple years he has worn #42.
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A mere pittance from New Jersey but much more expensive from somewhere like Seattle or Miami. Within the city itself about $500 per 8 hour day.
a jersey used to practice.but when you have a game you were your game jersey.
He has always worn 51 except on Jackie Robinson the last couple years he has worn #42.
When Ichiro played for the Orix BlueWave in Japan in 1994, the manager assigned him a uniform with his first name on the back. It was a move designed to promote more interest in the team. As it happened, Ichiro made a huge name for himself by becoming the first player in Japanese baseball to accumulate more than 200 hits. When Ichiro joined the Seattle Mariners in 2001, he continued the practice of wearing his first name on the back of his uniform.
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Ichiro Suzuki wears #31 for the Yankees.
You must not know very much about Ichiro. #1 he is the best Japanese baseball player to ever play in the United States of America. #2 he is absolutely amazing the way he flys around the bases and gets 200+ hits every season. #3 he is an incredible human being, he respects his equipment, teammates, coaches , and just everything so much. Once he threw his bat to the side, not very hard, after being walked and he apologized to the maker of his bat. (He gets all his equipment specially made.) He also is the only player in the USA to wear his first name on the back of his jersey. He dis this because in Japan, Suzuki is a very popular last name, and he wanted to be unique.
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In Ichiro Suzuki's country, one's first name is considered their family name or surname, so Suzuki is his personal name. Following our tradition of putting the family name/ surname on the jersey, like Ramirez or Smoltz, he put Ichiro on his jersey.
The New Jersey Japanese School was created in 1999.
Not completely positive, but many times in Chinese and Japanese culture it's common for people to use their last name first and first name last. If Americans did the same thing, for instance, John Smith would introduce himself as Smith John.
Despite popular belief that it was his Little League number...it was not. Ichiro was issued number 51 when he joined the Mariner's as a rookie. Later on after he had shown that he was a prominent player not only for the Mariner's but one of the best in MLB he was offered a lower number. The lower number was '07'. Ichiro declined the lower number '07' and stays number '51' to this day.
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