Suzuki with the M.L.B. record for hits in a single season (262) Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% ICHIRO Suzuki with the M.L.B. record for hits in a single season (6) New York Times Apr 29, 2019
78% SOULMAN Heard single by chap producing R&B hit (7) The Telegraph Cryptic Jul 17, 2026
75% REESE Angel ___, holder of the W.N.B.A. single-season record for offensive rebounds (5) New York Times Aug 11, 2026
75% BAT Hit singles, say? (3) Universal Aug 2, 2026
75% BLOOM Flush toilet inside B&M (5) The Times Quick Cryptic Jul 15, 2026
72% ONBASE Like one with a hit single? (6) USA Today Aug 2, 2026
72% SOS ABBA hit single of 1975 (3) LA Times Mini Jul 21, 2026
68% BSIDE Back of a hit 45 record (5) LA Times Daily Aug 3, 2026
68% OLDIES Golden ____, past hit records (6) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Jul 27, 2026
68% TLC R&B group with the hit "No Scrubs" (3) New York Times Midi Jul 18, 2026

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Ichiro Suzuki, known simply as Ichiro, holds the Major League Baseball record for hits in a single season. This Japanese baseball legend achieved this feat in 2004 while playing for the Seattle Mariners. His precise hitting and speed on the basepaths made him a formidable player, earning him a well-deserved spot in baseball history.