Rickey Henderson, who forged a Hall of Fame career as the game’s stolen-base king, has died, MLB confirmed on Saturday after reports of his passing began to circulate. He was 65. TMZ reported ...

Rickey Henderson, the baseball Hall of Famer who ... doubling on his first at-bat. He singled on his second at-bat, then stole the first of his record 1,406 stolen bases, eventually getting ...

Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson, the greatest leadoff man and ... Amazingly, Henderson did not have an official at-bat in the game. He had four plate appearances and walked four times, all against ...

Rickey Henderson, who electrified fans with his unparalleled ... A talented all-around hitter who blended bat control, power, and plate discipline, Henderson batted .300 or more in four of his ...

About 30 seconds before the first pitch, Henderson put on his uniform and announced, “Rickey’s ready to go!” “He walks down the tunnel,” Steinbach said. “Gets his bat. Hits a home run.” ...

Rickey Henderson, the MLB Hall of Famer who holds ... As a child, he learned to bat right-handed despite throwing the ball with his left hand, a rare combination for the sport.

I asked Rickey Henderson about facing Andy Pettitte ... amassing 297 career home runs – including a record 84 in his first at-bat. He changed the definition of a leadoff hitter.

Rickey Henderson defined a generation of baseball ... would celebrate a home run with a tug of his shirt and let go of his bat midway through his downswing. And then there were those awesome ...

Sure, Rickey Henderson, one of his best friends in life ... “So I strike him out the first two times up. He comes to bat the third time with a lighter bat. “And he takes me deep." ...