Ken Griffey Jr. passes Lou Gehrig on Home Run List.

wilheim · May 31, 2004

Ken Griffey Jr. salutes the crowd after smashing his 494th career homer.

Ken Griffey Jr. passed Lou Gehrig on the career home run list with a go-ahead, three-run drive in the seventh inning that helped the Cincinnati Reds beat the Florida Marlins 9-7 Monday. Griffey's home run was his 13th this season and the 494th of his career, moving him into sole possession of 20th place.

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bunyon · May 31, 2004

Where would he be right now had he been healthy the last couple of years? He still might make a run at it.

5teamparlay · May 2, 2007

AT 37 years old he still has some baseball left in him,
as he jacks #565 of his career tonight.

RobFunk · May 2, 2007

"The kid"

One of the best 100 to ever play the game.

DavezFever · May 2, 2007

Ca Ca Ca Callll meee G!! Anyone remember Ken Griffey video game? Griffey is my favorite, i have some of his autographs.

Matt24 · May 2, 2007

DavezFever said:
Ca Ca Ca Callll meee G!! Anyone remember Ken Griffey video game? Griffey is my favorite, i have some of his autographs.

the game for snes was great. my #24 that I use in my name is from Griffey. He was my fav growing up.... and still is.

viking611 · May 2, 2007

Illini and myself were in attendance on Father's Day at Busch when Griff Jr. hit #500 of his career with his father in attendance as well. Cardinal fan who caught the ball gave it up after the game for some autographed bats and jerseys. Griffey also flew him out to Cinci for a weekend series and paid all expenses.

WorldNumberOne · May 2, 2007

imagine how good he could have been if he actually gave a shit...

if he had worked his ass off all these years , he would put up numbers so far out of reach if would blow your mind.

could have been the best ever.

still not bad to be top 25

Journeyman · May 2, 2007

as natural as they came, it's kind of a shame to remember so much of his career the way it's been the past 6-7 years....

From age 20-30 hard to say anyone was a better ballplayer.

BigAFan · May 2, 2007

Hall of fame?

WorldNumberOne · May 2, 2007

Big A Fan said:
Hall of fame?

he could have quit 5 years ago and still got in...

lock of all locks ..

Labeeb · May 2, 2007

Big A Fan said:
Hall of fame?

Only a few more posts and you can enter. You'll get there soon enough.

BigAFan · May 2, 2007

Labeeb said:
Only a few more posts and you can enter. You'll get there soon enough.

You said it! :dancefool

Livinthedream · May 3, 2007

Hall of Fame for sure. He used to play the game hard. Still a fun player to watch.

5teamparlay · May 10, 2007

K. Griffey (6)

#569

ties him for 9th ALL TIME WITH RAFFY.

RupertPupkin · May 10, 2007

3 years later , and only 75 more homers ... He's really slown down lately. 700 might not be such the lock everyone once thought ...

kingbill · May 10, 2007

Junior is the perfect example of why players need to take care of their bodies. I remember when he was with Seattle he never stretched or warmed up. He would just get dressed and run on the field. Now he's paying for it.

Hell of a player I only wish we had been able to see him at his peak for a lot longer.

5teamparlay · May 21, 2007

K. Griffey (9)

Addict101 · May 21, 2007

Have tickets to Junior's first game back in Seattle on June 22nd, can't wait to see him back in town. He left for personal reasons, but he shouldn't have left the M's. He really did have it all here.

5starbomb · May 21, 2007

Griffey my favorite player growing up... still my favorite player although hes gone thru tons of shit with the injuries.... congrats Griff

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