i'm with you! i cannot believe griff is coming back! he's the reason i became a baseball fan. i remember when he started and i was still living at home with my parents and i ran across the street to the neighbors and we went on and on about this new kid the m's got and how excited we were. little did we know. when i worked at prime sports, i went to almost every game to watch him (and the two martinez boys) in the horrific kingdom, but i never cared if the team sucked or not. i simply went to watch him play b/c i assumed he would leave and i'd never get to see him play here again. one season, my friend and i went to so many games and sat right above the dugout, he got to know us and started tossing baseballs up to us. this was when there was nobody going to the games. i am shocked we get to see him play as a mariner again. not to mention...he shares my birthday, so he's gotta be a good guy.
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There are only about half a dozen baseball memories where I can recall where I was, who I was with and quite possibly what I was drinking when "it" happened. The Dodgers Kurt Gibson's hobbling home run trot in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series is one of them.
Three others belong to Ken Griffey Jr.
In 1989, Griffey wasn't much older than me at the time. Stepping to the plate at age 19 in his first major league at bat, he lined a double in the left-center gap off Oakland's Dave Stewart. In the bottom of the 11th in Game 5 of the 1995 division series, he scored from first base on an Edgar Martinez double to left ? cementing future Mariner seasons in Seattle. In 2007, Junior was given a hero's welcome back to Seattle when his visiting Cincinnati Reds swung through town. Read the rest of this article on Assist by The Mitten.
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