Ken Griffey Jr

Ken Griffey Jr. retired this season as one of the greatest homerun hitters of all time. He never cheated during the steroid era he played in. He was a true hero of baseball.

The news that Ken Griffey Jr. has retired from baseball came out June 2.

Seattleites were surprised this afternoon when the Seattle Mariners announced Ken Griffey Jr.'s retirement. Don Wakamatsu made the announcement prior to Seattle's game with the Minnesota Twins.

On June 2nd, 2010, Ken Griffey Jr annouced his retirement from the game of baseball at the age of 40 and 21 seasons of MLB service. His retirement could possible mark the end of an era.

We take a look at Ken Griffey Jr. and his career statistics. It's an analysis of his numbers and what could have been had he remained even relatively healthy throughout his entire career. The results were unbelievable.

Griffey must be allowed to approve the trade since he has a no-trade protection agreement with the Cincinnati Reds. The Reds have been looking to deal Griffey ever since he hit his 600th home run.

Tim McCarver is the worst announcer in all of baseball

Ken Griffey ruled the baseball world in the nineties. He was everywhere. He was selected to play in every All Star Game, won a Gold Glove award every year, and even won the MVP award in 1997. He was also the most marketable player in the game

As a fan of Ken Griffey Jr. since I first picked up a baseball glove, it is exciting to see him once again healthy and looking like the Junior of the 90's.

Does anybody realize that Ken Griffey Jr. is tenth all time in home runs? Does anybody realize that by the end of this season he could be fifth behind Aaron, Bonds, Ruth, and Mays? Why is nobody talking about this generation's REAL superstar?

This article gives an overall account on the career of Ken Griffey Jr., and how he is as a baseball player and a businessman. Also, some accounts of his popularity with the fans are noted.

Best sports video game ever? MyBriefs.com's adult writer Chris need only reference a collection of Barbies and the calluses on his thumbs to ascertain that Ken Griffey, Jr.'s 1994 game is the MVP.

Baseball's reputation has been severely damaged by performance enhancing drug usage since the early 1990s. Take a look back at the top five players who stayed clean and still achieved greatness during this controversial period.

I was born with a gift. I can see the future and what I see for the 2008 baseball season should make it one of the wildest years ever. Clip and save.

One of the best loved players in my lifetime is approaching a milestone home run mark and the reaction from the sports world seems to be a collective yawn. Here's a look as Ken Griffey Jr. chases 600 homers.

On May 12, 2007, Cincinnati Reds centerfielder Ken Griffey Jr. was on the receiving end of a Los Angeles Dodgers fan's merciless taunts. By the time the sixth inning came around, Griffey had had enough and began throwing back his own taunts at the fan, including fat jokes...