That’s how Michael Rosenwald described the recently passed Rickey Henderson in an obituary that Forbes publisher Rich Karlgaard correctly described as a “masterpiece.” To think about ...

It’s Rickey! Calling about Rickey! Rickey wants to play baseball!” Rickey Henderson, in 2001, became a Padre again. George WillWashington Post His combination of talents earned him sport’s ...

Rickey Henderson, the unquestioned Man of Steal ... He patted the top of his helmet and tugged at the collar of his uniform as he began his home run trot. He snatched fly balls out of the air ...

MLB Hall of Famer and the league's stolen base leader, Rickey Henderson, passed away on Friday. The former New York Yankees' slugger passed away just days before his 66th birthday after a battle ...

His snatch catch was so cool. Rickey Henderson would take a routine fly ball, usually one of baseball’s most yawn-inducing endeavors, and turn it into a showcase. A flex. Of his elite hand-eye ...

Baseball lost another all-time great this past weekend when the greatest leadoff man and basestealer of them all, Rickey Henderson, passed away at age 65. It’s a cliche, but he certainly is gone ...

300, and above all else, what daily spectacle dropped down from the heavens courtesy of Rickey Henderson ... Fingers and his twirly mustache, Reggie Jackson and his mustache of infinite swagger.

It’s impossible to tell the story of Major League Baseball without a healthy dose of Rickey Henderson ... along with Reggie Jackson’s No. 9, Catfish Hunter’s No. 27, Rollie Fingers and ...

to be on the same field with Reggie Jackson and Nolan Ryan, to play the same game Willie Mays and Henry Aaron played. To live at the altitude of the gods. As easily as telling the time, Rickey ...

Rickey Henderson defined a generation of baseball that's played much differently than today. Part of his legacy is how he defined the 1980s as a baseball player. 1990; Unknown location, USA; FILE ...