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Ichiro Suzuki Quotes
«I won't maintain that emotional level. I guess I'm lucky we have another week left in spring training, and that will give me an opportunity to recover.»
Author: Ichiro Suzuki
«Because I love baseball. That is the No. 1 motivation. What I do is just come here to perform.»
Author: Ichiro Suzuki
«The fans cheering me on, when I play well they clap their hands for me. They're really great.»
Author: Ichiro Suzuki
«If I was satisfied with the situation right now, I would quit baseball.»
Author: Ichiro Suzuki
«I wasn't surprised ... there's many situations where the runner on first runs in those situations.»
Author: Ichiro Suzuki
«I want to be the kind of player, ... where the fans can look to me and think it's just another day, another performance.»
Author: Ichiro Suzuki
«The longer I played, the more important it became to me. I think those who followed me could see this best. The fans want me to get hits, and since I've been able to in the past, 200 hits became a kind of benchmark indicating I've done well. One hundred eighty wouldn't cut it. For the fans it's got to be 200.»
Author: Ichiro Suzuki
«In the second half of the 2003 season -- actually, I'd include the 2002 season in this -- I started to struggle as I approached the 200-hit mark. As I got closer to the goal, I lost control of that part of batting and sort of lost focus.»
Author: Ichiro Suzuki
« I like the glove to be a little loose,»
Author: Ichiro Suzuki
«Some power hitters can't react to all pitches. [Matsui] can.»
Author: Ichiro Suzuki