For Christ's sake Junior! Call Bonds and get some steroids before you fall out dead on the field. Poor bastard, just cant catch a break.:(
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Griffey Ties Palmeiro With 569th Homer
By The Associated Press
Now that he's healthy, Ken Griffey Jr. has started to move up the career homer list again. Griffey hit his 569th career homer Thursday, a two-run shot that tied him for ninth place on the all-time list and helped the Cincinnati Reds finally beat the Houston Astros 9-5.
Griffey moved into a tie with Rafael Palmeiro and is now four behind Harmon Killebrew for eighth.
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Griffey Ties Palmeiro With 569th Homer
By The Associated Press
Now that he's healthy, Ken Griffey Jr. has started to move up the career homer list again. Griffey hit his 569th career homer Thursday, a two-run shot that tied him for ninth place on the all-time list and helped the Cincinnati Reds finally beat the Houston Astros 9-5.
Griffey moved into a tie with Rafael Palmeiro and is now four behind Harmon Killebrew for eighth.
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Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Griffey ties Killebrew with 573rd HR
Ken Griffey Jr.'s second-inning shot off Matt Chico left him seven home runs behind Mark McGwire, who is seventh on the all-time list.
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Ken Griffey Jr. tied Harmon Killebrew for eighth place on the home run list Tuesday, hitting the 573rd of his career.
The 37-year-old outfielder hit a two-run shot in the fourth inning, the Cincinnati Reds' first hit off Washington's Matt Chico. His drive to right field off a 2-2 pitch barely cleared the wall.
Griffey is 10 homers behind Mark McGwire for seventh on the list.
With the two-run homer, Griffey also moved ahead of Ernie Banks into 18th place on the career RBIs list with 1,637. Next is former Reds first baseman Tony Perez at 1,652.
Entire article: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/20....griffeyhome.ap/index.html?eref=si_topstories
Ken Griffey Jr.'s second-inning shot off Matt Chico left him seven home runs behind Mark McGwire, who is seventh on the all-time list.
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Ken Griffey Jr. tied Harmon Killebrew for eighth place on the home run list Tuesday, hitting the 573rd of his career.
The 37-year-old outfielder hit a two-run shot in the fourth inning, the Cincinnati Reds' first hit off Washington's Matt Chico. His drive to right field off a 2-2 pitch barely cleared the wall.
Griffey is 10 homers behind Mark McGwire for seventh on the list.
With the two-run homer, Griffey also moved ahead of Ernie Banks into 18th place on the career RBIs list with 1,637. Next is former Reds first baseman Tony Perez at 1,652.
Entire article: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/20....griffeyhome.ap/index.html?eref=si_topstories
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We're never going to get a nationalized health care program with Ken Griffey Jr abusing the system.
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Yeah, if you would've predicted that at the beginning of the season we'd have all taken it and smiled. Those numbers are good enough to help this team win the division if some dumbass would just get the correct amount of pitching in here to work with.
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Feeling the LOVE
Griffey grants numerous requests from peers who have long idolized 'The Kid' for his play and personality
Wednesday, September 26, 2007 3:43 AM
Ken Griffey Jr. smiles from the bottom of a pile as he celebrates with his Seattle Mariners teammates.
Elaine Thompson Associated Press photos
Ken Griffey Jr. smiles from the bottom of a pile as he celebrates with his Seattle Mariners teammates.
CINCINNATI -- The Kid sat atop the equipment trunk next to his locker in the Reds' clubhouse, legs dangling, eyes searching for any and all activity.
He shared his seat with an authentic No. 3 Ken Griffey Jr. game jersey and a sanitary sock stuffed with three baseballs, resembling a sated snake with three bulging birds' eggs inside.
Continued.....
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You got to love Junior. This gave me a chuckle.....
What a great morning to be a blogger. After a great graduation gag at Yankee Stadium and a fantastic Oriole Magic remake comes this outstanding clubhouse prank from none other than the kid they call Junior Griffey
Since he apparently owed Josh Fogg $1,500, Ken Griffey Jr. went about paying him back in the most devious way possible.
Entirely in pennies.
According to the legendary Hal McCoy of the Daily Dayton News, Griffey paid off his debt by having 150,000 pennies ? $25 to a box, 60 total cartons ? stacked in Fogg's locker like it was a safe deposit box.
What a great morning to be a blogger. After a great graduation gag at Yankee Stadium and a fantastic Oriole Magic remake comes this outstanding clubhouse prank from none other than the kid they call Junior Griffey
Since he apparently owed Josh Fogg $1,500, Ken Griffey Jr. went about paying him back in the most devious way possible.
Entirely in pennies.
According to the legendary Hal McCoy of the Daily Dayton News, Griffey paid off his debt by having 150,000 pennies ? $25 to a box, 60 total cartons ? stacked in Fogg's locker like it was a safe deposit box.
?I?m a man of my word,? said Griffey. ?And when you owe a man $1,500, you pay him. And I?d like to thank the lovely people at National City Bank for helping me with this joke. There isn?t a whole lot you can do with pennies. Just think, each box weighs 16 pounds, so the man has 60 bowling balls in his locker.?
Ken Griffey pays off his debts with thousands of pennies - Big League Stew - MLB - Yahoo! Sports
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