Ichiro Suzuki Pitches Complete Game Shutout at Age 50

The retired MLB player dominated against an All-Star girls high school team in Japan, throwing 116 pitches and striking out nine.

Ichiro Suzuki, a retired Major League Baseball player, recently pitched a complete game shutout against an All-Star girls high school baseball team in Japan.
Suzuki, now 50, threw 116 pitches, had nine strikeouts and gave up just five hits in the 4-0 victory.
He also batted 2-for-5 in the game, breaking his hitless streak in the past two exhibition games.
The game is part of Suzuki's 'Girls' High School Baseball Selection Strengthening Program', which aims to boost girls' participation in baseball in Japan.
Suzuki, known for his hitting, defense and base running during his MLB career, only ever pitched one inning during his professional career.