Last year’s Mariners were without a doubt, dollar for dollar, the worst team in the Major Leagues. Ex-General Manager Bill Bavasi’s tenure will no doubt be remembered as some of the worst general managing of all time, marked by the terrible contracts handed to Richie Sexson, Jarrod Washburn, and Carlos Silva, the awful trades he
No Griffey, No Problem
February 22, 2009 1 Comment
After falling short in their attempts to sign, well, everyone, the rumors are beginning to swirl that the Atlanta Braves are now going after 36-year old Garret Anderson. This should be to no ones surprise as he is likely the best left-handed hitting outfielder still available on the free agent wire. Braves Nation was subjected
Junior Signs With The Mariners
February 18, 2009 Leave a Comment
Look out baseball fans, the drama has just begun. Multiple news sources are now confirming that free agent Ken Griffey Jr. has “flip-flopped” on the Braves, signing instead with the Seattle Mariners. Interesting enough, there’s more to the story. Mark Bowman of MLB.com is reporting that; Sources have indicated that Griffey’s tide turned shortly after
Griffey To Choose Braves Over Mariners?
February 17, 2009 1 Comment
Optimism about Junior’s much anticipated return to the Seattle Mariners may have just been crushed. According to a news source close to Braves officials, free agent Ken Griffey Jr. has supposedly agreed to terms with the Atlanta Braves. David O’Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is also reporting that Griffey and Braves general manager Frank Wren
Ken Griffey Jr. Confirmed To Be Braves Prime Target
February 15, 2009 3 Comments
There have been plenty of players in the MLB over the last decade with just amazing swings that every kid in the country tries to mimic and perfect as they dream of playing under the lights of their favorite ballpark. There is Albert Pujols in St. Louis who has a sweet smooth swing that looks
For the Mariners, Nostalgia Does Not Guarantee Winning
February 14, 2009 3 Comments
Ken Griffey Jr. is probably the greatest Mariner of all time. Besides being considered one of the greatest players of all time, he is also the main reason the franchise has the fan base it does. So, with the news that he will most likely be coming back to the house that he built, Mariners
Five Teams Interested In Ken Griffey Jr.
January 4, 2009 Leave a Comment
Five teams are reportedly interested in one of the most forgotten free-agents this offseason-Ken Griffey Jr. Griffey who just turned 39 years old, batted an uncharacteristic .249 last season. His low performance last year has been attributed to a knee problem that was caused when Griffey fell over a shoe enclosure in the Red’s clubhouse
Ken Griffey Jr. Traded To The White Sox
July 31, 2008 2 Comments
The decision now remains in the hands of the Griftster himself. The Reds have traded Griffey to the White Sox, pending his approval. During Ken Griffey’s 10 year career, the slugger has never made it into a World Series game. The current standings in the AL Central shows the White Sox on top by a
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