July 5, 2006; Milwaukee, WI, USA; Cincinnati Reds center fielder #3 Ken Griffey Jr. makes a leaping catch on the fly ball hit by Milwaukee Brewers pinch hitter #27 Brady Clark at Miller Park.

Ken Griffey Jr. Griffey captured Tiger Woods watching his son, Charlie, putting at a golf event in Orlando. “I’ve known Tiger since he was 15; he did a clinic in Seattle.

But one player came along, and showed he could do it all, and that man was Ken Griffey Jr. In the 90s alone, Griffey would go on to hitting 382 home runs, and managed to carry a .302 batting average.

If we were to tell you that Ken Griffey Jr. was spotted on the grounds of Augusta National this week, you probably wouldn’t bat an eye. After all, Griffey is a retired superstar athlete with a ...

Ken Griffey Jr.’s wife, Melissa, asked if he could do some chores around the house this weekend. “No,” he told her, “I have to work the Masters.” Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever ...

The September 1990 game in which Ken Griffey Sr. and Jr. homered in consecutive at-bats. The eight consecutive games from 1993 in which Junior went deep to tie an MLB record. The milestone homers ...

What can't Ken Griffey Jr. do?. Following a Hall of Fame MLB career where he hit 630 home runs, the former superstar nicknamed "The Kid" has been making waves in his new career this week.

If we were to tell you that Ken Griffey Jr. was spotted on the grounds of Augusta National this week, you probably wouldn’t bat an eye. After all, Griffey is a retired superstar athlete with a ...

If you see someone familiar behind the camera at the 2025 Masters, it just might be Ken Griffey Jr. The Baseball Hall of Famer is enjoying his second career at Augusta National documenting the ...

Ken Griffey Jr. is serving as a member of the Masters photography pool. ... “Realistically, I’m the low man on the totem pole,” he said Saturday morning. “I’m still picking it up.

Ken Griffey Jr.'s wife, Melissa, asked if he could do some chores around the house this weekend."No," he told her, "I have to work the Masters."They haven't spoken in a few days, he said kiddingly ...

But one player came along, and showed he could do it all, and that man was Ken Griffey Jr. In the 90s alone, Griffey would go on to hitting 382 home runs, and managed to carry a .302 batting average.