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Ken Griffey Jr. Signs with the Seattle Mariners; Turns Down Offer from Atlanta BravesFuture Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. decided to return to the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday Night.
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Seattle Mariners Say Goodbye to Ken Griffey JrSeattleites 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. -
The True Homerun King: Ken Griffey JrWe 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. -
Ken Griffey Jr: The Real Home Run King?This article suggests the possibility that Ken Griffey Jr should be considered the Home Run King
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Ken Griffey Jr. Signs with Seattle Mariners for 2010 SeasonFuture Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. decided to return to the Seattle Mariners for one more season, and it comes as good news to both the Mariners organization and Seattle fans.
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Ken Griffey Jr.: The Greatest Baseball Player of the Modern EraKen Griffey Jr. is one of baseball's all-time legends, and is a lock for the Hall of Fame. Best of all, he did it while strictly adhering to the principles that once made baseball great.
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Why it is Time for the Seattle Mariners Ken Griffey Jr. To RetireKen Griffey Jr. has had a great career, but he is not the player that he was in the past. Is it finally time for Junior to walk away from the game?
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Ken Griffey Jr Announces RetirementOn 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. -
Major League Baseball Outfielder Comparisons: Ken Griffey, Jr. Vs. Hank AaronDoes Ken Griffey, Jr. have enough in his tank to break Hank Aaron's home run mark, RBI, or 3771 hits? -
Ken Griffey Jr. Retires from Major League BaseballThe news that Ken Griffey Jr. has retired from baseball came out June 2. -
Ken Griffey Jr. The Greatest Modern Day Home Run HitterThis article will show you that Ken Griffey Jr is one of the greatest home run hitters of all time.
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Ken Griffey Jr. Retires in 2010 as a Hero of BaseballKen 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 Baseball Career of Ken Griffey Sr.A recap of the 19-year baseball career of Ken Griffey Sr, with the Cincinnati Reds, New York Yankees, Atlanta Braves and Seattle Mariners.
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Ken Griffey, Jr. Presents the Best Video Game EverBest 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. -
Seattle Mariners, Ken Griffey Jr.: The Kid Retires a ManSeattle Mariners Ken Griffey Jr. entered the league as the kid, and retires as a man, who taught us how the game of baseball should be played.
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SNES Game Review - Ken Griffey Jr.'s Winning RunThe second and final of the Ken Griffey Jr. games to be released on the SNES, Ken Griffey Jr.'s Winning Run was also the first of the four games to use computer generated 3D graphics.
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Ken Griffey Jr., Mariners Legend: A Look at Junior's Impact on Seattle BaseballMariners great Ken Griffey Jr. almost single-handedly ushered in a new era of baseball in Seattle.
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Ken Griffey Jr. Sleeping in the Clubhouse May Mark End of His CareerKen Griffey Jr is reported to have slept through a pinch hitting opportunity during a game last week. If true, he may retire.
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Ken Griffey Jr. Looks Rejuvenated This YearAs 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. -
Ken Griffey, Jr. Rejoins Baseball's EliteKen 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 -
Ken Griffey Jr. Knows How to Deal with Hecklers!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... -
Ken Griffey Jr.: the Forgotten SuperstarDoes 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? -
SNES Game Review - Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League BaseballDeveloped by Software Creations and released in 1994, Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball is the first of four games released by Nintendo featuring the iconic baseball star.
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Baseball Watch: Ken Griffey Jr. Quietly Playing His Way into the Hall of FameIn 1989, three years after Barry Bonds had entered professional baseball, Ken Griffey Jr. was drafted right out of high school by the Seattle Mariners. He didn't spend much time in Triple A baseball before making his debut with the Mariners.
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Ken Griffey Jr.: Baseball Player, Businessman, and Fan FavoriteThis 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. -
Ken Griffey, JrThis baseball player has had one of the most successful careers in modern times. Read this 430 word article to follow the glory of Ken Griffey, Jr.
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Ken Griffey Jr. Returns Home to Seattle MarinersKen Griffey Jr signed a one-year contract with the Seattle Mariners this offseason. In doing so, Griffey returns to the place where he made so much history and rewrote record books for over a decade.
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Is Milestone Burnout Cheating Ken Griffey Jr. Out of Adulation for 600 Home Runs?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. -
Ken Griffey Jr. Trade: Slugger Heads to First Place Chicago White SoxThe baseball trade deadline day has it's first big move, as Ken Griffey Jr. may have accepted a trade from the Cincinatti Reds to the contending Chicago White Sox.
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Baseball's Steroid Era Leaves Ken Griffey Jr. In Its WakeKen Griffey Jr. defined a generation by playing the game the right way. Unfortunately, those who didn't have marred his legacy, too.
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Ken Griffey Jr.: This Era's Real Homerun KingWith superstars like Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire cheating to get ahead Ken Griffey Jr. is clearly the best player of era.
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Ken Griffey Jr. Compared to SeniorWith The Kid all done it is time for some comparisons. Learn some stats where father beats son.
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Mariners Say Ken Griffey Jr. Is RetiringGriffey Jr. calls it a career after 22 impressive seasons.
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Inside Numbers: Is Alex Rodriguez Better Than Hank Aaron and Ken Griffey Jr.?Who is the best hitter among the three: A-Rod, Griffey, Aaron? My analysis will reveal the answer, check it out. -
Ken Griffey Jr. May Be Traded to the Chicago White SoxGriffey 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. -
Griffey Returns to Seattle in Grand FashionKen Griffey, Jr. is the reason that baseball is still played in Seattle. It may sound cliché to say that Seattle's Safeco Field is 'The house that Griffey built,' but it's the truth.
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Ken Griffey Jr. RetiresAfter a stellar career, an icon of the game is hanging it up.
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"Oops!... I Did it Again" - Will Tim McCarver Please Shut Up!?! This Time, It's Stupid Comments About Ken Griffey, JrTim McCarver is the worst announcer in all of baseball -
Ken Griffey Jr.: The Greatest Home Run Hitter of This EraYou know, I was sitting around thinking the other day (and trying not to hurt myself in the process).
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