Dusty Baker stood behind the batting cage at Truist Park Friday night, taking in batting practice before MLB’s third annual HBCU Swingman Classic.

Ahead of the HBCU Swingman Classic, Ken Griffey Jr. made a bold call for more recognition of HBCU athletes. In a phone interview with USA Today, the baseball legend cited that call in why they created ...

HBCU baseball takes the spotlight at MLB All-Star Week thanks to Ken Griffey Jr.’s Swingman Classic showcase in Atlanta.

Fred stashed Mantles until he got caught, Micah chased Don Mattingly, Eric Davis and Ken Griffey Jr. cards, and now Dante is on a mission to collect each of his own rookie cards.

1995 Pinnacle Museum Collection Ken Griffey, Jr. Of his more than 30,000 cards, it's possible that none showcase Griffey's personality more than this bubble-gum beauty from Pinnacle. And c'mon!

Though he last played a major league game 15 years ago, Ken Griffey, Jr., remains one of baseball's most beloved--and collected!--players.

Cincinnati native and former Reds Hall of Fame outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. spent the weekend photographing one of the most iconic sporting events of all-time.

Ken Griffey Jr. is serving as a member of the Masters photography pool. But his commitment at Augusta National is much bigger than that.

Mariners legend Ken Griffey Jr. was spotted on the green at Augusta National Golf Club Thursday. Instead of a golf club in his hand, Ken Griffey Jr. had a professional camera.

Why is MLB Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. at the Masters? The former MLB star is a credentialed photographer for Masters.com.

Baseball legend Ken Griffey Jr. has taken on an unexpected official job for the weekend at The Masters in Augusta.

MLB legend Ken Griffey Jr.'s second career took another step in the right direction, as he is an official photographer at The Master.