KOBE, Japan—When Ichiro Suzuki arrived at Miami Marlins training camp last month, he was the only player on the 40-man roster born in the 1970s. In fact, he was only two years younger than the ...

The Miami Marlins' wild offseason of spending and dealing isn't over yet. The club agreed to terms with free agent outfielder Ichiro Suzuki today, according to multiple reports. The 41-year-old ...

THE PLAYERS gathered in the back of the Miami Marlins' team plane, and somebody started pouring champagne. Martin Prado, the veteran third baseman, led the toast. He turned to Ichiro Suzuki and ...

MIAMI (CBSMiami) – After a rough couple of months for the Miami Marlins' resident senior citizen, Ichiro Suzuki has been showing signs of life at the plate. After bottoming out at .148 in late ...

SAN DIEGO -- Ichiro Suzuki doubled in the ninth inning Wednesday ... The double was Suzuki's second hit of the game, which the Miami Marlins lost 6-3. On his first hit, Suzuki reached on a ...

151; -- Ichiro Suzuki has no desire to stop playing baseball as he nears his 44th birthday, saying he wants to return to the Miami Marlins in 2018 -- and beyond. How much longer? "At least 50 ...

MIAMI — Manager Don Mattingly made out the Miami Marlins‘ lineup unaware he was making Ichiro Suzuki the oldest player to start a game in center field since at least 1900. “He doesn’t play ...

Miami Marlins outfielder Ichiro Suzuki is shown before a spring training game against the St. Louis Cardinals at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter on Thursday, March 5, 2015. David Santiago El Nuevo ...

Amid all of the unknowns regarding the 2018 Miami Marlins, one offseason decision seems rather simple: Ichiro Suzuki and his team option. The Marlins got another day closer to their deadline ...

The Miami Marlins declined the 2018 option on outfielder Ichiro Suzuki on Friday, the team announced. Suzuki, 44, is now a free agent after receiving a $500,000 buyout. The Marlins passed on the $ ...

THE PLAYERS gathered in the back of the Miami Marlins' team plane, and somebody started pouring champagne. Martin Prado, the veteran third baseman, led the toast. He turned to Ichiro Suzuki and ...