Rickey Henderson — Hall of Fame left fielder and beloved baseball icon — passed away on Saturday after a long battle with pneumonia. He was 65. And while MLB’s all-time stolen bases leader ...

Rickey Henderson, who forged a Hall of Fame career ... had a successful stretch with the Yankees before playing for the Mets late in his career. Former Oakland Athletics legend and Hall of Famer ...

Rickey Henderson, the greatest leadoff hitter and ... the Anaheim Angels, New York Mets, Seattle Mariners, Boston Red Sox and finally, in 2003, the Los Angeles Dodgers. Part of his aura emanated ...

In addition to his 14 seasons with the A’s, Henderson spent four-plus seasons with the Bombers and two with the Mets. “Though he spent just four and a half seasons in pinstripes, Rickey left ...

“Rickey Henderson was not only the greatest base ... Olerud, who previously was Henderson’s teammate with the Mets and the Blue Jays, said, “Yeah, that was me.” Both players say the ...

No matter how hotly Mets general manager Steve Phillips denies his plan to release Rickey Henderson, it's clear the left fielder used up the reservoir of goodwill he created last year by hitting ...

Former New York Mets player Mike Piazza honored Henderson by tweeting, “Rickey Henderson was a dream to hit behind as [a] teammate and a nightmare for a catcher as an opponent. He was one of the ...

If you are annoyed, if you are irritated by that estimation, then Rickey Henderson, who died at 65 ... Athletics and Mets. He was an all-star four times for the Yankees, yet none of those Bronx ...

He starred for the Mets at age 40 in 1999 ... s altered base-stealing landscape — to the beginning of Henderson’s. Rickey stole 33 bases in 89 games as a 20-year-old rookie.

Rickey Henderson, a Major League Baseball Hall of ... He also spent seven years in New York — five with the Yankees and two with the Mets. He played with several other teams including the ...