Ken Griffey… played for 19 seasons with the Reds, Yankees, Braves and Mariners. He was a three-time All-Star, has a .296 lifetime batting average and is, of course, the father of Ken Griffey, Jr.
In 1976, Ken Griffey… was the Reds’ starting right fielder, made the All-Star team, batted .336 (second only to Bill Madlock’s .339) and had 74 RBI and 34 stolen bases. His Reds swept the Yankees in the World Series.
Shea-o-meter: Many of the photos in 1976 SSPC were taken in Shea Stadium; Every team came through Shea because the Yankees were temporarily playing in Shea while Yankee Stadium was being renovated. “Can two Major League teams share a ballpark without driving each other crazy?”
This photo goes down as “Shea”.
Shea: 44
Pretty sure it’s Shea: 7
Can’t tell: 10
Not Shea: 6
The Shlabotnik Report 
“Can two Major League teams share a ballpark without driving each other crazy?”
I’m gonna pitch that as a sit-com. THE PRINCES AND THE PAUPERS. In the pilot the Yankees blow up the outfield fence, & the Mets can’t afford to fix it, and hilarity ensues. (The Yanks did blow up the OF wall during their stay)Link> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IagqylYAbD0