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 ...

The Mets, as you may have heard 50 or so times in the last week, are having trouble hitting with runners in scoring position.

The Athletics will honor Rickey Henderson, who died in December ... The New York Yankees, San Diego Padres and New York Mets were the only other teams he played on for more than one season.

There's no doubt that Mark McGwire, Rickey Henderson ... Blue Jays, Padres, Mets, Angels, Mariners, Red Sox and Dodgers, Henderson would go on to hit 297 Home Runs, a .279 Batting Average and ...

But before the game started, the A’s paid tribute to one of the best ever to do it in baseball — Rickey Henderson. Athletics players were introduced before the contest, each one wearing the No ...

The Athletics announced Monday that every player and coach will wear longtime outfielder Rickey Henderson’s No. 24 during next Monday’s home opener. Henderson, a 2009 Hall of Fame inductee and ...

Every A's player will wear No. 24 in honor of the late Rickey Henderson next Monday, when the team hosts the Seattle Mariners. Henderson's three daughters will throw out ceremonial first pitches ...

The game was delayed for nine minutes while some Dodgers and fans fought. 2001 — Rickey Henderson leads off with a home run, extending his major-league record for leadoff home runs to 79.

Calling him the greatest player in franchise history, the Athletics will be paying a special tribute to Rickey Henderson on their home opener. March 31 will mark the A's first game at Sutter ...

It’s going, going, almost gone. And since Major League Baseball officials are sprinting in that direction faster than Rickey Henderson – oops, it’s too DEI to mention baseball’s all-time ...