On Sunday afternoon, Seattle Mariners legend Ichiro Suzuki will take his place in the National Baseball Hall of Fame. He'll be the third Mariners player inducted into Hall of Fame with the M's emblem on their cap,

There's the batting style that had Ichiro flying toward first base almost before he had even made contact with the baseball, the hand-eye coordination that allowed Ichiro to drop a hit to any segment of the field he chose seemingly on command, the legendary preparation and throwing arm and underrated sense of humor.

Undersized and with a weird swing, Ichiro Suzuki stood out because of two Hall of Fame careers across 28 years in pro baseball.