These Hits Prove Ichiro Suzuki Could Get a Hit on Any Pitch

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[libertarianlogic]

Ichiro is who I think my RTTS character is when swinging at a pitch way out of the zone.

[CreightonMiller]

GOAT, he was playing a completely different game than anyone else.

[_Michael_]

Probably couldn’t intentionally walk him because he’d swing and get a double out of it

[JosephDalton-xciw]

Ichiro was special. There’s nobody even remotely like him in the game today.

[billyfraiser]

Vladimir Guerrero is another hitter that comes to mind, when it comes to players who hit pitches way out of the strike zone.

[dadbot]

1:31 reminds me of Evan Gattis's HR against Trevor Bauer

[therealbs]

Don't forget the two strike slider he fouled off after it bounced in front of the plate to stay alive before defeating team korea in that blood feud wbc

[zenvost]

"why didn't ichiro walk all that much?"
This, this is why

[randybaldwin]

One of the best base hitters in the game. Question wasn't if but where he would hit the ball

[alexthesniper]

Vlad was one of the best bad ball hitters too can't forget him either

[Poppi-Poppa-Socky]

My man was playing pool with big league pitching. Cue shots all over the place.

[goose_clues]

He tried and did hit the ball outside of strike zone because the umpires gonna call them strikes no matter how far from the zone.

[SvendleBerries]

"Somebody check him for an aimbot!"

[christophejergales]

That's why they won the World Series.

Oh wait...

[rsswilliams]

Ichiro & Vladimir Guerrero & Adrian Beltre were different bro. Best bad ball hitters ever

[mrmacross]

The plate coverage is amazing, but he probably shaved off some of his efficiency by chasing so many balls out of the zone. It's a bit like when Kobe Bryant would make some nearly-impossible shots that nobody else could seemingly make.

[MC-]

I feel blessed to have been able to watch him play. That bat he used played a big role, too. If I had a time machine I’d go back and hit with a twig. I had to buy an emergency bat one year and it was skinnier and lighter than my big barrel ego bats and I had a great season until it finally broke. You’re not putting the ball wherever you want or making controlled contact on bad balls with an end loaded, quick taper 2 3/4” bopper barrel.

[davidchodds]

Great collection! You missed that one highlight of him getting a hit after the ball hit the dirt. He literally short hopped it. Might have been a Japan League game but would've still made this highlight.

[johnferguson]

Manny Sanguillen was also a bad ball hitter. He would get hits on balls that most batters wouldn’t even take the bat off their shoulder.