Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki stepped into the batting cage recently to take some cuts. Literally. Ahead of next week’s Tokyo Series, the native of Japan stepped into the right-handed batter’s box wiel ...

Seiya Suzuki took a samurai sword and did some batting practice with it. I personally thought the sword would simply deflect said baseballs. But NOPE! It sliced them right in half. It felt like ...

Using a katana in place of a bat, Suzuki showed off the sheer sharpness and power of the sword traditionally used by samurai, effortlessly slicing balls in half as they were pitched to him.

Chicago Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki ... cage—just not with a bat. In preparation for next week’s Tokyo Series, the Japan native stepped into the right-handed batter’s box holding a samurai ...

Seiya Suzuki stepped into the cage and took some cuts. Literally. The Chicago Cubs star entered a batting cage on Tuesday and took some swings with a samurai sword. The sword sliced the baseballs ...

In the leadup to the event, Suzuki got a new samurai sword, which he opted to show off during batting practice. The left-handed hitter set up in the batter's box and started taking swings at balls ...

Chicago Cubs star Seiya Suzuki ... bat for a samurai sword. Ahead of next week’s Tokyo Series, the Japanese outfielder was filmed slicing balls in half inside a batting cage.

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Over the last seven weeks, Seiya Suzuki has taken a vested interest in watching Tucker hit knowing how much can be gleaned from watching a talented hitter work. Suzuki has specifically absorbed ...