Because of his unsoiled reputation and natural athleticism, Ken Griffey Jr. someday will be able to leave the game he loves on his own terms. He wishes that Barry Bonds, one of his best friends, and Roger Clemens, another player he admires, could leave the same way. But he knows the chances of that aren't good, as both are looking ... (Full article: 2497 words)

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