Seiya Suzuki

The Chicago Cubs activated Seiya Suzuki from the 10-day injured list Monday after the outfielder missed more than a month

After finishing the first game of his rehabilitation assignment with the Iowa Cubs, Chicago Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki walked back to the clubhouse located in left field in the top of the sixth inning. As Suzuki passed by the Iowa bullpen, the team's relievers stood up and gave him congratulatory fist pumps.  Suzuki celebrated...

Seiya Suzuki is finally ready to test his injured finger that has sidelined him for a month. Suzuki is expected to join the Iowa Cubs to begin a rehabilitation assignment Thursday against the Columbus Clippers at Principal Park. ...

Good morning all! Mariners baseball is back this evening with first pitch at 4:05 PM in game one of a three-game series against the Baltimore Orioles. Start your day with a fresh batch of links before the game:. In Mariners news... George Kirby recaps the memorable day he was called...

The left-handed starter makes his Cubs debut while the outfielder was a late scratch due to ankle soreness. Nick Madrigal was also placed on the 10-day IL.

As the Cubs took the field in the bottom of the sixth inning in San Diego, Rafael Ortega ran out to right field instead of Seiya Suzuki. No explanation has been given so far (Update: see below), but Suzuki did try to leg out a bang-bang double play in the top of the 5th, which gets you wondering. And worrying. With any luck this is just an abundance of caution. Suzuki was just starting to make some progress at the plate – adjusting to the league’s adjustments – and you’d hate to see that slowed down for any reason.

We all knew it wouldn’t last. Despite a run-scoring double in Sunday’s badly-needed win over the Brewers, Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki has dramatically cooled over the last week as the league adjusts and his sample size grows larger. Over the last seven days, Suzuki has looked, well, like...

Hello everyone and welcome to the weekend! The Mariners are currently in first place in the AL West! While we wait for tonight’s game, here’s some news from around baseball. In Mariners news... Justin Choi at Fangraphs wrote about Julio Rodríguez’s brutal strike calls and tried to figure...

Jim Bowden joins Jeremy St. Louis to discuss Seiya Suzuki being +125 to win NL Rookie of the Year after a hot start.

Willson Contreras has played with a lot of very talented players during his time with the Cubs. From Cy Young winners to postseason legends, Rookies of the Year and MVPs – he’s enjoyed some pretty top-shelf company on the North Side. But there’s one guy who stands head and shoulders above them all: Chicago rookie outfielder Seiya Suzuki.

Seiya Suzuki last night tied Akinora Iwamura – appropriately of the Rays – for the longest hit streak by a Japanese player to begin his MLB career, hitting safely in his 9th straight game (the game with a pinch-hit walk doesn’t count as a game played, it seems, because he had no official At Bats (that seems fair to me!)). He’ll go for the record tonight, and while it’s one of those ephemeral, minor records, it still seems kinda cool, and underscores just how hot Suzuki has been to begin his big league career.

Cubs rookie outfielder Seiya Suzuki is hitting .400 with four homers, 11 RBIs and a 1.503 OPS, which ranks third in MLB. Suzuki has recorded a hit in all eight games that he has started.

It has been just over a week and Seiya Suzuki of the Chicago Cubs is already receiving honors from Major League Baseball. His first career MLB season is off to a tremendous start as he has been named the National League Player of the Week for last week. he had...

The Cubs have not been able to muster much offense against the Pirates today, so Seiya Suzuki has put the team on his back. After hitting a monster oppo-taco earlier today, Suzuki just launched his second homer of the game and third of the early season. What a dude. Homer...

CHICAGO - The Chicago Cubs agreed to terms on Friday with outfielder Seiya Suzuki on a five-year major league contract, according to a news release from the team. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Suzuki, 27, batted .315 (937-for-2,976) with 182 doubles, 16 triples, 182 home runs and 562...