Matt Shaw is currently representing Team USA at the Premier12 Tournament, and he's putting up numbers only seen by Ken ...

Ken Griffey Jr. and Ken Griffey Sr., the first father-son duo to play baseball together, to watch LeBron James and Bronny ...

Ken Griffey Jr., born on Nove­mber 21, 1969, in Donora, Pennsylvania, grew up in a base­ball-loving family. His father, Ken Griffey Sr., was also a Major Le­ague Baseball player. The Se­attle ...

but one duo first achieved the feat on the baseball diamond more than 30 years ago — and they will both be in attendance on Tuesday. Here's the story of Ken Griffey Jr. and how he overlapped ...

Consider that last season’s NBA Rookie of the Year Victor Wembanyama already has 2,505 card types and nearly 400,000 graded, ...

Ken Griffey Jr. and his father will reportedly be in attendance for Bronny James' NBA debut with the Los Angeles Lakers and his father, LeBron James.

The baseball icon previously told PEOPLE he and ... Chuck Solomon/Getty; Adam Pantozzi/Getty Ken Griffey Jr. is making good on his pledge to support LeBron and Bronny James! The retired Hall ...

That puts him in the pantheon of baseball greats like Barry Bonds and Ken Griffey Jr. following his latest hardware. Following the 2024 season, Betts earned his seventh Silver Slugger Award and sixth ...

National Baseball Hall of Famer and former Cincinnati Reds and Moeller High School standout Ken Griffey Jr. and his father, Reds Hall of Famer and former Big Red Machine star Ken Griffey Sr., ...

The New York Yankees lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday night, falling in Game 5 of the World Series. With the loss, New York still hasn't won a World ...

and Ken Griffey Jr. will be there to witness it. The first father-son duo to play together in Major League Baseball plans to be in attendance at the Lakers' season opener in their downtown arena ...

50 PA), joining Ken Griffey Jr. (1995), Troy Glaus (2002), Albert Pujols (2004), Randy Arozarena (2020) and Carlos Correa (2020). Any time you can join Griffey Jr. in baseball history, you've done ...