Seattle Mariners slugger Cal Raleigh is tipping his cap to franchise great Ken Griffey Jr. Raleigh is a home run machine this ...

Cal Raleigh, whose infamous 'Big Dumper' nickname stems from his oversized posterior and has been widely adopted, matched Ken Griffey Jr.'s Mariners record for home runs before the All-Star break ...

1999 Upper Deck Ionix HoloGRFX #HG1 Ken Griffey, Jr. PSA 10 PSA 10 Population: 10 Recent Sale: $9,999.95 (May 9th 2025) ...

Prior to taking up photography, Griffey was an MLB star. Over his 22-year Hall-of-Fame career, Griffey hit 630 home runs, appeared in 14 All-Star games, won an MVP award and was one of the coolest ...

His favorite player was Ken Griffey Jr., as Ryan grew up during his prime and he was the coolest player in league history. Greg Maddux also deserves a mention, as he was truly amazing on the mound.

He has arrived at 6:30 a.m. and earlier for his assignments. The Griffey golf photography career does not appear over. There are plans for him to shoot this year’s Ryder Cup.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Ken Griffey Jr. steadied himself as he stood just above the 2nd green at Augusta National. He’d arrived in this location — fifteen paces to the left of the flag — just ...

Ken Griffey Jr. stands with a camera near the first tee box during the first round of the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club April 10, 2025, in Augusta, Ga. (Ben Jared/PGA Tour via Getty Images) ...

Ken Griffey Jr. was following along, too. The baseball Hall-of-Famer is shooting photos for Getty this week. Cool gig. On the practice putting green, Langer posed for him. He parred 13 and 14.

Ken Griffey Jr.’s post-MLB career has taken him to the Masters, but not as a golfer. Griffey is working as a photographer for the Masters’ official website at Augusta National this weekend ...

However, Griffey Jr.'s notoriety and, frankly, his work have help his gain access. Griffey Jr. will be working for the Masters' official website, so you will likely see his work one way or another.

Jul 7, 1998; Denver, CO, USA; FILE PHOTO; American League outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. (24) of the Seattle Mariners at bat against the National League during the 1998 MLB All-Star Game at Coors Field.