A few years ago, it looked like Ken Griffey, Jr. was the heir apparent to pass Barry Bonds for the top spot of all-time. I'm not sure how his return to Seattle is going to impact his run at the record book. What do you guys think?

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One of my favorites Patrick Kuhl 08-17-2009 12:40:53 Jr. will always be one of my favorite players. He always seemed to have a genuine love of the game and has/had a great ability to dominate. I would love to see him stick around another 4 or 5 (healthy) years and win the homerun crown.

Trevor Joseph Mudahy 04-28-2011 20:34:49 Yeah he sure has held the legacy of his father extremely well, and I think if he wants to he certainly could take the crown "juice free"!

Trevor Joseph Mudahy 04-28-2011 20:34:55 Yeah he sure has held the legacy of his father extremely well, and I think if he wants to he certainly could take the crown "juice free"!

Trevor Joseph Mudahy 04-28-2011 20:35:10 Yeah he sure has held the legacy of his father extremely well, and I think if he wants to he certainly could take the crown "juice free"!

Trevor Joseph Mudahy 04-28-2011 20:35:12 Yeah he sure has held the legacy of his father extremely well, and I think if he wants to he certainly could take the crown "juice free"!

Trevor Joseph Mudahy 04-28-2011 20:35:28 Yeah he sure has held the legacy of his father extremely well, and I think if he wants to he certainly could take the crown "juice free"!

Trevor Joseph Mudahy 04-28-2011 20:35:29 Yeah he sure has held the legacy of his father extremely well, and I think if he wants to he certainly could take the crown "juice free"!

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