When the Mariners signed Ken Griffey Jr., they knew that the future Hall of Famer was nothing like the player who had dominated the major leagues before being traded to Cincinnati a decade ago. Griffey, after all, has been honest about it; he told White Sox general manager Kenny Williams as much before being traded to Chicago this past summer. At age 39, Griffey is hitting .223 with six homers and 15 RBI. But there is no talk that the Mariners will release Griffey. No, they signed up for this t ...

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