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Posted By: Gilbert Maines

Of course, six consecutive seasons with 200 or more hits is nothing to sneeze about, one would think ~ especially from the get go ~ but thats the way this is done!

Ask Boggs who did it seven times from the gitgo,
or Keeler who still holds the record of eight in a row, also from the beginning of his full seasons.

But the truth be told - Suzuki was already a very accomplished baseball player, well before he was even a twinkle in the eye of MLB; but of course, that status certainly does not in the least diminish what he continues to do.

As Warshawlaw says, this is nice!