As if the series between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees that ended on Sunday wasn’t flavorful enough, Boston’s rookie pitcher Hunter Dobbins added some more spice to the series just before its finale when he said that he’d choose to retire rather than sign a contract with the Yankees.
June 2 is a very special day in Seattle Mariners team history, because it's the anniversary of the probable biggest day in team history. It was on June 2, 1987 that the M's selected Ken Griffey Jr.
It’s hard to argue that there has ever been another baseball player as cool as MLB legend Ken Griffey Jr. and his on-field style has influenced a generation of ball players following in his footsteps.
How many of the players in second place on each franchise's all-time home runs leaders list can you name in five minutes?
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Blake Snell is making a bold claim. Snell thinks that Ken Griffey Jr. is the best baseball player of all time, per MLB Network.
There might not be an athlete in the history of Seattle sports as iconic as Mariners legend Ken Griffey Jr. The 2016 National Baseball Hall of Fame inductee has one of the most iconic swings in the history of the sport and is regarded as one of the most talented players ever.
The Kansas City Royals might be able to poach an All-Star outfielder away from the Baltimore Orioles this summer. The Orioles have suffered from a surprisingly ugly start to the 2025 season.
Speaking this week on the "Refuse to Lose" Seattle Mariners podcast, former M's star outfielder Mike Cameron stopped by to talk about a number of things
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 National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga.
The Seattle Mariners open up a three-game series with the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday night after winning five of six games on their last homestand. Seattle took two of three from the Houston Astros and swept the Texas Rangers en route to an 8-8 record.
The Masters are over and Rory McIlroy walked away as the winner of one of golf’s biggest events. It was McIlroy’s fifth major championship win and it earned him the Grand Slam.
The Seattle Mariners, along with the rest of the teams around Major League Baseball, honored one of the greatest figures in the history of the game on Tuesday.
Last weekend's Masters Tournament at Augusta National was one of the best golf tournaments in recent memory, with Rory McIlroy beating Justin Rose in a playoff hole to finish off the career grand slam.
Baseball Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. is roaming the greens of Augusta as a credentialed photographer.
Ken Griffey Jr. is taking to a career on the sidelines in his retirement days. The baseball Hall of Fame legend that hit 630 home runs and played in 13 All-Star Games worked as a photographer for the MLB Tokyo Series last month, and now he is shooting the Masters as a sports photographer.
Former Cincinnati Reds superstar Ken Griffey Jr. is at The Masters as a credentialed photographer this week. Griffey took up photography after he retired in 2010.
Ken Griffey Jr. is taking his talents to the Masters this week. No, the Hall-of-Fame baseball player hasn’t suddenly blossomed into a golf pro. In fact, he will be capturing the best moments from the professionals this week while serving as a photographer for the event.
The Seattle Mariners open up the 2025 regular season on Thursday night against the Athletics in an American League West showdown. The Mariners finished 85-77 last season, good enough for second, while the A's finished in fourth.
“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.
MLB Opening Day is this week, and the buzz around baseball could not be more electric. Fans have endured the long, cold winter months and will soon be met with warm days at the baseball park.
Monday, Feb. 10, was the 25-year anniversary of the Seattle Mariners trading Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. to the Cincinnati Reds. It's a complex day in M's history, as it's always tough to think about trading the best player in the game and a guy who became a first-ballot Hall of Famer.
The Reds traded for Ken Griffey Jr. on Feb. 10, 2000. The Cincinnati kid came home after spending 11 seasons in Seattle. It is one of the most exciting moments for a franchise that struggled for most of the late 90s and 2000s. Griffey spend nine seasons with the Reds, posting a .270/.362/.514 slash line and hitting 210 home runs in 945 games.
The Chicago White Sox are coming off a dreadful 41-121 season in 2024. Not only did the White Sox finish last in the American League Central, they had the worst record in all of baseball, and they had the worst record in the Modern Era of baseball history.
New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge is performing at an insanely high level this season, but it's not just home runs.
With the Seattle Mariners in town at PNC Park this weekend, I can’t help but think about Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. Even to this day, Griffey is still one of my favorite players to watch, and I didn’t even get to see him in his prime.
The Cincinnati Reds wrote their last check to Ken Griffey Jr. on Monday. The deferred money that the Reds guaranteed Griffey was $3.5 million up through 2024.
While it is easy to look back at past eras through rose-colored glasses, the 1990s were easily the best time for sneakers and sports marketing. The athletes seemed larger-than-life, and brands went way over the top with their advertisement campaigns.
Defensive back Tevin Griffey, the son of longtime Seattle Mariners and Cincinnati Reds slugger Ken Griffey Jr., has transferred to Boise State, the team announced Thursday afternoon.
Ken Griffey Jr. is the fourth-highest-paid Cincinnati Red. He's not the only former player leading team payrolls.
Before the Field of Dream Game, Hall of Fame father and son, Ken Griffey Sr. and Ken Griffey Jr., emerged from the mystical cornfields and played a game of catch.
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