Ichiro Suzuki on Wednesday homered for the first time this season and did so at Safeco Field, his former home ballpark, although his Miami Marlins squandered an early lead in a 10-5 defeat to the Seattle Mariners.In the finale of a three-game series and in his last at-bat, Suzuki drove Evan Marshall's first pitch into the right field stands, much to the delight of the crowd in Seattle where he spent 11 and a half seasons."This one's going to leave a lasting impression," said Suzuki, who played in Seattle for the first time in three years and was honored for his 3,000 hit milestone in a cere…READ FULL ARTICLE
