Ichiro Suzuki got his first hits since returning to the Seattle Mariners and stole a home run from the Cleveland Indians in Saturday's 6-5 loss.The 44-year-old Suzuki went 2-for-4 and surpassed Hall of Famer Cap Anson to place 21st on the Major League's all-time hit list with 3,082. He singled in third and seventh, and scored on Jean Segura's third-inning RBI."I spent the postseason not knowing I could pull off that first hit. In that sense, it means a lot to me," he said after beating out a single to second.But the game's highlight was his third-inning catch in left, where he caught a woul…READ FULL ARTICLE