Ichiro or Godzilla, which Japanese player is Better?

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In Yao's case, his actual last name is Yao. His first name is Ming. The Chinese introduce people by their last names first, in the English sense of looking at it. People have just gotten so used to Yao and it sounds cooler than Ming, so I guess that's why he kept it at that.
 

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Ichiro is the man-BUT the season Matsui is going to have is going to be MVPish.
His D has gotten so much better
 

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ichiro closing in on 3K MLB hits.. The 42-year-old Suzuki, who moved within 32 hits of 3,000 for his major league career, was in his fourth season in 2004 when Twins manager Paul Molitor was hired as Seattle's hitting coach. The post lasted only one year, as he was fired after the team's 63-99 finish, but Suzuki set the all-time season record with 262 hits. ''It was one of the few highlights of being a Mariner,'' said Molitor, who is 10th on the all-time hits list. Suzuki, who came from Japan at age 27, is 31st.
 

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