Ken Griffey Jr. explains how he learned so much about hitting from

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Ken Griffey Jr. explains how he learned so much about hitting from batting behind his father

Ken Griffey Jr. bats and throws left-handed but writes with his right hand. Mike Cameron, who replaced Junior in CF in Seattle, bats and throws right-handed but writes with his left hand.

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For Hall of Fame-bound Ken Griffey Jr., it all started with the swing