MARINERS NOTEBOOK: Makin' like Mays

Peoria : AZ : USA | Mar 24, 2010 at 12:27 AM PDT

Source: Herald Net

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Ariz. — The results may not count at spring training, but the effort certainly does for Ichiro Suzuki. That’s why Suzuki made an all-out run toward the right-field wall before completing a spectacular play Tuesday that he described as one of the best catches of his career. FULL ARTICLE AT Herald Net

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