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| 7th May, 2008 - 6:51 pm | The Seattle Post-Intelligencer - With rumors swirling that the Reds plan to deal outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. after he hits the 600th home run of his career, there seems to be a possibility that he could return to Seattle where his career began, according to The Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Griffey hasn't indicated a desire to leave Cincinnati, but hasn't brushed off the idea of returning to the Mariners either.
"I said the exact same thing last year," Griffey told a Cincinnati media horde. "So why is it such a big story now? If I would have changed anything from last year, it would be a story. But I said the same thing. What's the big deal?"
"Kenny is one of my all-time favorites," Seattle manager John McLaren said. "I think he was the player for the '90s. I can't comment on somebody else's player, but I think the world of him. I'm anxious for him to get his 600th homer, and I think if he had been healthy (since leaving Seattle) he'd be at 700 now." [READ] |
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