Ken Griffey Jr., born on Nove­mber 21, 1969, in Donora, Pennsylvania, grew up in a base­ball-loving family. His father, Ken Griffey Sr., was also a Major Le­ague Baseball player. The Se­attle ...

Ken Griffey Jr. understands the position that Bronny James is in with the Los Angeles Lakers. After all, Griffey Jr. made history in 1990 when he joined his father Ken Griffey Sr. to become the ...

Bronny James had Ken Griffey Jr.'s back when he made his NBA debut next ... cited how quarterbacks in the NFL now don't have the same luxury the older generation had of growing under someone's ...

Ken Griffey Jr. spoke to the media at Indianapolis Motor Speedway a day before the 2024 Indy 500. Griffey will be the pace car driver for the race. Skip to Navigation ...

Appearing on “The Road to Cooperstown” podcast, Hall of Fame baseball player Ken Griffey Jr. said he plans to attend ... “First father and son to play baseball, now first father and son ...

New Bulldog cornerback Cameron Lockridge is a relative of both Ken Griffey Sr. and Ken Griffey Jr. Lockridge played his high school football in Florida, became a D-I recruit as a star at nearby ...

Ken Griffey Jr. made his Mariners debut in 1989 as a 19-year-old phenom, and played 51 games alongside his dad, Ken Griffey Sr., the following two seasons. His major league career spanned 22 ...

And one of the Seattle Mariners' members of that court of royals, Ken Griffey Jr., just celebrated his birthday. Griffey Jr. turned 55 on Thursday, and the Mariners made a post on "X" (formerly ...

He is being followed. He is sure of it. Why? Who knows. But Ken Griffey Jr. is absolutely, 100 percent sure that right now, on this dark, rainy afternoon in late February, as he pulls his midnight ...

Poetically, Ken Griffey and Ken Griffey Jr. — MLB's first father-son duo — were on hand. As it turns out, the moment was more than just a photo opportunity for the father-son pairings.

Mayne’s documentary, which premiered earlier this month on Fubo Sports, looks back at a day in 1989 when the former ESPN ...