Seiya Suzuki became the third Japanese player to hit 30 home runs in a Major League Baseball season on Friday, reaching the milestone in style with a grand slam in the Chicago Cubs' 12-1 walloping of the St. Louis Cardinals.Suzuki joined Hideki Matsui and Shohei Ohtani in achieving the feat and also emulated the pair in surpassing 100 RBIs on the same day. He is the first right-handed hitter from the country to reach those numbers.Coming off two homers on Thursday, Suzuki went deep in back-to-back games when he pulled Chris Roycroft's 2-1 sinker to left-center with one out in the seventh at…READ FULL ARTICLE