Miguel Cabrera one final time
and he is staying in left handed
batter at the plate will V on
the mound.
The strike one swinging a ground
ball to first back, Cabrera
crosses the bag with his left
foot worn out.
Of course, the ball will always
find you.
And Miguel Cabrera gets the
first ground ball, the first
ball put in play to make the out
at first and that's it.
Unbelievable.
Isabella Briel Christopher, his
three Children pop out the
Tigers dugout with manager AJ
Hinch.
Entire team comes out of the
dugout.
Everybody getting one last hug,
raises his arms, touches his
heart with his hat and now the
final walk down the dugout steps
, wiping tears from his eyes the
final time, adam Wainwright,
Yadier Molina in regular season
play.
Here comes all of them coming
out three icons in franchise
history spanning over two
decades.
Excellence here with ST Louis.
As Adam said to Yachty and
Albert, you guys go first.
I know for adam Wainwright
that's not how and when they
planned in this game to walk off
the mound four and two thirds,
he's given up six, but a special
moment that you can take in
nonetheless, with the three of
them final home game walking off
together the face of a franchise
for 15 seasons, the Kings 2 to
2. Alex cutting across 106
pitches.
The end.
Devera the king and his court
one final time.
Long live the king.
I think that reaction says it
all.
It is like nothing we will ever
see again.
And here comes Ichiro and listen
to the ovation for number 51
here in Tokyo for Ichiro will
take his base and there's the
manager for the Mariners scott
Service who has made the call to
right field and it's not the
last time that he will come off
a big league field because he is
going to play tomorrow.
Buster has passed along to us
that Ichiro has told the
Mariners he is going to retire
after this game and that one
toward Ichiro and just gliding,
still so graceful.
And who's going to get that
baseball?
Now, that's a souvenir.
This will be the final event in
the hall of fame career of
Ichiro Suzuki, which started
right here in Japan.
And the cameras are out again
against the A's in Tokyo, the
pitch on the way, swinging a
ground ball off the side of the
round of the shortstop charging
Simeon the throw to first and
Ichiro is out at first base and
now scott Service, I Ichiro
turns around to the crowd in
right field waves goodbye.
Tips his cap to the crowd.
And the marvelous hall of Fame
career for Ichiro Suzuki will
come to a close here in his
native Japan at the Tokyo Dome
tonight, Joe there with his
daughters, Marin and Emily
sharing first base perhaps for
the last time.
And we just don't know Joe will
ponder retirement the fans but
of the batter Belisle, the
pitcher been a long time since
I've said this, Mauer is the
catcher and he's gonna waste a
trip to the mound and it's just
one pitch.
What a moment, joe Mauer will
make an exit coming off the
field for what might be the last
barrage I've seen retirements
before.
Nothing like this.
This is unbelievable.
All right, David Ortiz out on
the field being mobbed by
photographers waving his cap to
the crowd.
He's around the first base line
now and there are maybe 30
camera people out there with
him.
David looking around at the
entire audience here.
I would say maybe 25,000 fans
have stayed for this at least.
And uh this is something you
just don't ever see.
He pats his hand on his heart
that is hard with his hand and
waving to the crowd turning
around completely.
Now, waving to the fans in the
bleachers, looks like he's
fighting back tears.
Joe David now walks off the
pitching rubber and he's heading
toward the dugout.
They've been mobbed by media
here.
Well, the script is there, the