The baseball Hall of Famer has traded his bat for a camera. He shared the stories behind some of his favorite images.

AUGUSTA — He launched 630 home runs in his Hall of Fame career. Now he’s a credentialed photographer at the Masters. Ken Griffey Jr., one of the greatest baseball players of all time ...

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

Ken Griffey Jr. took on an unexpected job at the Masters last week, and it is fair to say the MLB legend crushed it. Griffey worked as a credentialed photographer for the 2025 Masters at Augusta ...

Here's what you need to know about Griffey and why he is at the Masters: Why is MLB Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. at the ... for the Masters or hitting home runs, Griffey had a quick answer.

He had previously taken pictures during MLB’s Home Run Derby, the Fiesta Bowl and an Inter Miami contest. Seattle Mariners former player Ken Griffey Jr. stands on the field before the game ...

Ken Griffey Jr.'s passion for photography has taken him to Augusta National. Griffey, who blasted 630 career home runs with one of the sweetest swings, was among a group of credentialed ...

Heck, compared to the 1989 Upper Deck card and its print run north of a million, the Keith Shore is a veritable rarity! 1987 Bellingham Mariners Ken Griffey, Jr. 1987 Bellingham Mariners Ken ...

Fans took notice on Thursday, April 10 when they spotted retired baseball star Ken Griffey Jr. among a group of photographers ... The retired baseball star, who slugged 630 home runs with the ...

Ken Griffey Jr., a 13-time MLB All-Star ... Ken would always do an “easy birthday gift” for his dad. His first home run was on April 10, 1989, his 400th on April 10, 2000, and now he is ...

Hall of Fame outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. received ... Prior to taking up photography, Griffey was an MLB star. Over his 22-year Hall-of-Fame career, Griffey hit 630 home runs, appeared in 14 ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Ken Griffey Jr. steadied himself as he stood just above the 2nd green at Augusta National. He’d arrived in this location — fifteen paces to the left of the flag — just ...