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| rdfs:comment | - Ken Griffey, Jr. is a professional Hall of Fame baseball player who Mr. Burns hires to work at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant so that he could sign him up to the softball team and beat Shelbyville at softball. However due to developing an addiction to nerve tonic he is left unable to play after developing extreme gigantism.
- George Kenneth Griffey, Jr. (born November 21, 1969 in Donora, Pennsylvania) is a retired American professional baseball player who played Center fielder. He is the son of Ken Griffey, Sr.
- While playing a treasure hunt game with a young Steve in "Mine Struggle", Stan buries a pack of baseball cards in a box for Steve to find, although he is more distracted by the rocks in the dirt pile. When Steve opens the pack, he finds it is full of Ken Griffey, Jr. rookie baseball cards, which Stan immediately takes away, swapping him the mineral rights on the Smith property so he may play with his rocks and Stan can secure the valuable cards. Years later however, they find what they believe to be a large salt deposit on the property and Steve is pressured to sell the rights to the Gordon Salt Company. Stan is still satisfied with his baseball cards, until he learns that Roger has destroyed them by placing them in the spokes of a bicycle.
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| abstract | - Ken Griffey, Jr. is a professional Hall of Fame baseball player who Mr. Burns hires to work at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant so that he could sign him up to the softball team and beat Shelbyville at softball. However due to developing an addiction to nerve tonic he is left unable to play after developing extreme gigantism.
- While playing a treasure hunt game with a young Steve in "Mine Struggle", Stan buries a pack of baseball cards in a box for Steve to find, although he is more distracted by the rocks in the dirt pile. When Steve opens the pack, he finds it is full of Ken Griffey, Jr. rookie baseball cards, which Stan immediately takes away, swapping him the mineral rights on the Smith property so he may play with his rocks and Stan can secure the valuable cards. Years later however, they find what they believe to be a large salt deposit on the property and Steve is pressured to sell the rights to the Gordon Salt Company. Stan is still satisfied with his baseball cards, until he learns that Roger has destroyed them by placing them in the spokes of a bicycle. When the property is revealed to have a surprise owner later in the episode, Griffey is listed among the candidates.
- George Kenneth Griffey, Jr. (born November 21, 1969 in Donora, Pennsylvania) is a retired American professional baseball player who played Center fielder. He is the son of Ken Griffey, Sr.
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