Those kids can now tell their stories about how they watched him, imitated him, and bought his baseball cards. Ken Griffey Jr. and the Enduring Sports Cards of the 80s and 90s Griffey's 1989 Upper ...

Though he last played a major league game 15 years ago, Ken Griffey, Jr., remains one of baseball's most beloved--and collected!--players. One of the sport's rare "five-tool" players, it was a ...

"Well, I was in either second or third grade, and a kid came up and said that he'd give 20 bucks for a Ken Griffey Jr. card. So I went home and rummaged through all my baseball cards and I found ...

pulling my first Ken Griffey Jr. rookie card. “The Kid”, with his iconic smile, staring back at me as I found his card in the pack, is a sight that I still remember and cherish to this day.

151; -- When Ken Griffey Jr. is inducted this summer into ... will always remember his Upper Deck rookie card. It was card No. 1 to the new kid on the block, Upper Deck -- a company cobbled ...

The card that changed everything.Now that Ken Griffey Jr. has retired, it’s natural to reflect on what his legacy might be.The savior of baseball in Seattle. “The Kid” who could have been ...

I had it made. I had the Ken Griffey Jr. rookie card! Beckett Baseball Card Monthly had this thing going through the roof! I think we can all agree that kids, for the most part, are dumb.

Something about Ken Griffey Jr. felt right ... The genius of Upper Deck’s choice of Griffey as card No. 1 belonged to a kid named Tom Geideman, like Griffey just 18 years old.

And the fact that Upper Deck chose Junior Griffey as the No. 1 card in its debut set? Just perfect. There is no such thing as a “bad” Ken Griffey Jr. rookie ... Griffey as a kid, it felt ...

Aug 6, 2016; Seattle, WA, USA; Seattle Mariners former player Ken Griffey Jr. smiles next to his Hall of Fame plaques during his number retirement ceremony before the start of a game against the ...

Ken Griffey Jr.'s Upper Deck rookie card, right, featured a photo of him in his Class A San Bernardino Spirit uniform that was altered. Upper Deck It starts with a kid named Tom Geideman ...

I had it made. I had the Ken Griffey Jr. rookie card! Beckett Baseball Card Monthly had this thing going through the roof! I think we can all agree that kids, for the most part, are dumb.