affter the 1999 season the mariners traded him to the Cincinnati reds
Ken Griffrey Sr, got traded to the Yankees from the Reds after the 1981 season.
9 years
No. He signed with the Seattle Mariners in the offseason.
1977
affter the 1999 season the mariners traded him to the Cincinnati reds
No. Griffey has had many injury problems ever since being traded to the Reds and may be traded someday if the Reds can find a suitor. A couple years ago the Reds tried trading Griffey to the Padres for Phil Nevin, but Nevin didn't waive his no-trade clause. If Griffey continues to battle injuries and there is a team that is willing to give up a minor leaguer or two for him then the Reds may try to trade him. maybe but there is a small chance He is with them now :) the Reds traded him to the White Sox for Nick Masset. The White Sox then traded him to the Mariners.
Ken Griffrey Sr, got traded to the Yankees from the Reds after the 1981 season.
When Ken Griffey Jr. was playing with the reds he had 24 in Seattle and he had 30 in Cincinnati for his dad. He then changed it to 3 for his three kids. When he went to Chicago he was 27 and back in Seattle he rests again with 24.
He played for the Reds, Yankees and Mariners.
9 years
No. He signed with the Seattle Mariners in the offseason.
No. Ken Griffey Jr. has played with the Seattle Mariners (1989-1999) and the Cincinnati Reds (2000-present).
1977
Ken Griffey hit 18 home runs for two teams in 2008. 15 with the Reds, and 3 with the White Sox.
No, Ken Griffey Sr played with the Reds, Yankees, Braves, and Mariners during his 19 season career.
Ken Griffey is one of two former Major League Baseball players. The elder, Ken Griffey senior (born April 10, 1950 in Donora, Pennsylvania) played for the Cincinnati Reds, New York Yankees, Atlanta Braves and Seattle Mariners over an 18-year career. He was a two-time World Series Champion with the Cincinnati Reds. The younger, Ken Griffey junior (born November 21, 1969 in Donora, Pennsylvania) played for the Seattle Mariners, Cincinnati Reds, and Chicago White Sox over a 21-year career.