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Ken Griffey hit 18 home runs for two teams in 2008. 15 with the Reds, and 3 with the White Sox.
As of 2009. Ken Griffey Jr. played 21 seasons in the Major League for 3 different teams. He played 12 years with the Seattle Mariners from 1989 -1999, and 2009. He played with the Cincinnati Reds from 2000 -2008, and the Chicago White Sox in 2008 (41 games).
Yes. Ken Griffey Jr. played 41 games for the Chicago White Sox in 2008.
No ken Griffey Jr did not died yet. On 2010 he get retired
Like his dad Ken Sr., Griffey was born in Donora, PA, which also happens to be the birthplace of Hall of Famer Stan Musial, who played high school baseball with Ken Sr.'s father, Buddy. Griffey Jr. and Musial share the same birthday -- Nov. 21.
Ken Griffey appeared in the postseason 3 times. He played in the 1995 ALDS, ALCS, the 1997 ALDS with the Seattle Mariners, and the 2008 ALDS with the Chicago White Sox..
Ken Griffey played in 4 games at designated hitter for the Seattle Mariners in 1997, starting in none of them. , equivalent to 0 errors per game (estimate based on total games played in).
Ken Griffey hit 18 home runs for two teams in 2008. 15 with the Reds, and 3 with the White Sox.
One reason is that his father, Ken Griffey, also played major league baseball.
No. Ken Griffey Jr. has played with the Seattle Mariners (1989-1999) and the Cincinnati Reds (2000-present).
As of 2009. Ken Griffey Jr. played 21 seasons in the Major League for 3 different teams. He played 12 years with the Seattle Mariners from 1989 -1999, and 2009. He played with the Cincinnati Reds from 2000 -2008, and the Chicago White Sox in 2008 (41 games).
Ken Griffey Jr.
Yes. Ken Griffey Jr. played 41 games for the Chicago White Sox in 2008.
Ken Griffey Sr. did not have a nickname.
Of Course Ken Griffey Jr
He played for the Reds, Yankees and Mariners.
Ken Griffey Jr