Ichiro Suzuki
 

The record is 257.

Just because he's from Seattle doesn't mean he's going to break the record :shifty:

Yeah, Sisler has got it. I'll tell you if he breaks it, which I doubt he will, that will be fuckin awesome. That record was set in 1920. So it's been 84 years years now that it's stayed in tact. I think he'll get around 240.

I am hoping he slows down and does it in the last series of the season against Texas, because thats the last series I have tickets for :mad:

The crazy part about all of this is how average his first half was

I say 262

MY MONEY IS ON 267

Anything from 260 on is pushing it. You guys are going to jynx him. Save your morning paper if he breaks it though. I know I am :D

I am gonna see Ichiro's last hit of his record breaking season and Edgar Martinez last game the same weekend. ohhh yeahhhh

Gonna cry on Edgar's last AB :o

Thing is, is that nobody has even come close since Lefty O'Doul in 1929. He had 254. I mean, I'm not sure a lot of fans recognize just how amazing this will be if he breks it. And the fact that he's playing for a last place team makes it even more remarkable.

267?

Jesus.

Edgar <3

BTW: If anyone cares, take a look at Sisler's stats from 1920.

G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG

154 631 137 257 49 18 19 122 42 17 46 19 .407 .449 .632


Pretty fk'n sick. 19 strikeouts the whole year. Christ.

BTW: If anyone cares, take a look at Sisler's stats from 1920.

G: 154
AB: 631
R: 137
H: 257
2B: 49
3B: 18
HR: 19
RBI: 122
SB: 42
CS: 17
BB: 46
SO: 19
BA:.407
OBP: .449
SLG: .632

Pretty fk'n sick. 19 strikeouts the Whole year. Christ.

And Sisler played in a 154 season. Uh Oh.... This may bring a debate if Ichiro gets like 258. :o

18 triples

I was going to mention the 154 games thing too... brings up Babe/Marris type analogies.

Different era.

when McGwire was going for the HR record, they kept mentioning the games thing, so...

Can't believe he played every game though or actually I can believe that. See, that's why I love the old players a lot. Not taking anything anway from today's players, but the old players from 1900-1930 played every game, pitched when they had to pitch. They were a lot tougher back then , then the players today. There was no such thing as a DL. The only things that kept players out was some kind of disease like menengitis(sp) tuburculosis (sp) etc.... A great pitcher named Addie Joss had menengitis(sp) in during 1911, collapsed during a game, then died two days later. Unfortunately, that's how is was back then. If you felt a little sick, which Joss was that day, you pitched. They were in danger of losing their jobs if they didn't do their job every day they were suppossed to.

Like Miz said, Different Era.

Psst..Don't tell Moonax about the whole different era thing...it may upset him...

I don't even watch baseball, and I keep hearing about this guy breaking the record. Fuck, I say he'll go insane and break it with 283.

274

Ichiro is the man, he'll do it.

:lol:

:eek:

How old was he when he retired?

he got 2 more last night and on pace for 267

265

243 now for Ichiro after a 5-for-5 night, 14 to go with 11 games left. ohhhhhh yeahhhhhhhh

Le Curse De La Miz