Nike Salutes Ken Griffey Jr.'s Greatness With Four-Shoe Pack: "The Kid" is immortalized on his own Air Griffey Max 1 plus the Air Max 90, Air Force 1 and Air VaporMax Plus.

Check our Sneakers news for more upcoming releases and breaking content!. The Nike Air Griffey Max 1 was first release in 1996 while Ken Griffey Jr. was at the top of the baseball world. He was ...

Griffey's second signature sneaker, the Nike Air Griffey Max 2, was released in 1997. The model was released in cleat and sneaker form while looking good no matter the situation.

Nike Air Griffey Max 1 “Cincinnati Reds” Release Date: 03/30/23 Color: Pure Platinum/University Red-White Style #: FD0760-043 Price: $170 BEST SELLING SHOES THIS WEEK Shop Now ...

Nike Air Griffey Max 1 ‘Varsity Royal’ Retro DJ5161-400 Are Must Cop Sneakers. ... Ken Griffey Jr. sneakers are the only signature shoes that I’ve seen get Air Jordan type hype in the 90s.

The Nike Air Griffey Max 1 first debuted in 1996 as an ode to Ken Griffey Jr.’s revolutionary style both on and off the field. Nike hybrid training shoes were popular thanks to Bo Jackson and ...

Ken Griffey Jr.'s Nike Air Griffey Max 1 is Back in "Varsity Royal": A beloved colorway of The Kid's most famous signature sneaker makes its return.

After a retro in 2016, the Nike Air Griffey Max 1's OG "Freshwater" colorway is due to return next year in celebration of the model's 25th anniversary.. Made famous by "The Kid" Ken Griffey Jr. in ...

Nike is reportedly set to celebrate Major League Baseball icon Ken Griffey Jr. in a major way next year. Product photos have surfaced of the classic Nike Air Griffey Max 1 “Freshwater ...

Even at 52 years old, Ken Griffey Jr. is still moving the culture. The iconic Baseball Hall of Famer went viral this week for his incredible Zoom background. Griffey was on a call with MLB writer ...

MLB legend Ken Griffey Jr. just had the flex of the year. Griffey sat down for some Zoom interviews on Tuesday morning. Ryan Fagan, who conducted the interview for CBS Sports, snapped a picture of ...

“The Kid,” “Junior,” “The Natural” – whatever you want to call him, MLB legend Ken Griffey Jr. is undoubtedly the coolest person to ever step foot on a baseball diamond.