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| − | Remove card <a href=" http://www.sectoris.com/sectoris.html ">motilium 10 ap</a> | + | Remove card <a href=" http://www.sectoris.com/sectoris.html ">motilium 10 ap</a> IchiroâÂÂs first-inning single was the 4,000th hit of his career between JapanâÂÂs Pacific League and the majors; he had 1,278 with the Orix Blue Wave and has 2,722 with the Mariners and Yankees. According to the Yankees, Ichiro joins Pete Rose (4,256) and Ty Cobb (4,191) as the only players in history to record 4,000 hits playing at the highest levels in the U.S. and Japan. âÂÂThe first hit to this last 4,000th hit, every hit was just as important as this last one,â Ichiro said through his translator. âÂÂEvery at-bat, you canâÂÂt get two or three hits, you can only get one. Each at-bat is so important. ThatâÂÂs how I look at it.â |
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Remove card <a href=" http://www.sectoris.com/sectoris.html ">motilium 10 ap</a> IchiroâÂÂs first-inning single was the 4,000th hit of his career between JapanâÂÂs Pacific League and the majors; he had 1,278 with the Orix Blue Wave and has 2,722 with the Mariners and Yankees. According to the Yankees, Ichiro joins Pete Rose (4,256) and Ty Cobb (4,191) as the only players in history to record 4,000 hits playing at the highest levels in the U.S. and Japan. âÂÂThe first hit to this last 4,000th hit, every hit was just as important as this last one,â Ichiro said through his translator. âÂÂEvery at-bat, you canâÂÂt get two or three hits, you can only get one. Each at-bat is so important. ThatâÂÂs how I look at it.âÂÂ
