Ken Griffey Jr., a 22-year veteran of Major League Baseball, is quite good at a different craft. He was a photographer working for Masters.com.

Topps Tribute releases on April 16th, and will, for the first time in Mariners uniforms, feature a dual autographed card of Ken Griffey Sr. and Ken Griffey Jr.

Ken Griffey Jr. took on an unexpected job at the Masters last week, and it is fair to say the MLB legend crushed it. Griffey worked as a credentialed photographer for the 2025 Masters at Augusta ...

As if 630 home runs and a trip to the Hall of Fame were not enough, Ken Griffey Jr. has taken up a new activity since he retired in 2010: photography. Most recently he was spotted taking pictures ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Cincinnati native and former Reds Hall of Fame outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. spent the weekend photographing one of the most iconic sporting events of all-time. Griffey has taken up ...

Entertainment Baseball Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. relishing chance to photograph Masters The 55-year-old Griffey, a 13-time All-Star, said he’s a late bloomer when it comes to sports photography.

Ken Griffey Jr. came up with the idea of wearing No. 42 on April 15th. On the first Jackie Robinson Day when the number was worn league-wide (2009), Junior hit his 400th homer as a Mariner.

The PSA 9 1998 Skybox E-X Ken Griffey Jr. Essential Credentials Now, which is numbered 4/10, was at auction for the first time in 20 years.

Ken Griffey Jr.: Star Rookie #1 [Rookie] 1989 Upper Deck The 1989 Upper Deck set, one of the most revolutionary and influential releases in modern baseball history, contains 800 cards.