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Ichiro finished with 117 home runs in the major leagues, 25 more than Rod Carew – a hit machine from 1967-85 – had in his Hall of Fame career.

In a special interview airing Saturday on MLB Network, Ichiro sheds light on his career highlights and more before entering the Hall of Fame this weekend.

SEATTLE — Ichiro wasn’t sure he would last a year in the major leagues.

Ichiro eclipsed that total three times. Derek Jeter had eight 200-hit seasons. Wade Boggs had seven. Tony Gwynn had five. Rod Carew had four. No one could rack up hits like Ichiro.