Ichiro Suzuki has made history as the first Japanese-born player elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. He fell just one vote short of a unanimous vote, with 2,542 of his total 3,089 career hits amassed while playing for the Seattle Mariners. Joining him in the Class of 2025 are notable players CC Sabathia, who posted 251 career wins, and Billy Wagner, who ranks eighth in all-time saves. Carlos Beltran narrowly missed induction, showcasing the competitive nature of Hall of Fame elections.
Ichiro Suzuki made history by becoming the first Japanese-born player elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, showcasing his legendary MLB career.
Suzuki, who won Rookie of the Year and MVP in his first MLB season, collected a remarkable 4,367 overall hits, surpassing Pete Rose.
Starting pitcher CC Sabathia and closer Billy Wagner join Suzuki in the Class of 2025, marking significant milestones in their respective careers.
Carlos Beltran fell short in his Hall of Fame bid but garnered notable recognition, accumulating achievements including a AL Rookie of the Year title.
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