Every baseball fan likes a trivia quiz, especially in winter. So here’s my brainteaser. This player changed teams 12 times, played for nine clubs and was an outfielder for World Series winners ...

Rickey Henderson, baseball's greatest leadoff man and a former Padre, dies at 65 While playing for the Padres on the final day of the 2001 season, Henderson collected his 3,000th career hit ...

Rickey Henderson, Baseball Hall of Famer and MLB's all-time stolen bases leader, has died, The Post has confirmed. He was 65. In a 25-year major league career, Henderson stole a record 1,406 bases ...

Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson, baseball’s all-time stolen base leader, has died according to several media reports. Henderson, who once played at Nashua’s Holman Stadium representing the Newark Bears ...

Rickey Henderson — Baseball Hall of Famer, all-time MLB stolen base king and widely regarded as the greatest leadoff hitter ever — has died at the age of 65.

This Date in Baseball, April 25 - Rickey Henderson set the ML walks record with his ...

Henderson finished with a record 1,406 stolen bases. In 1980, his first full season, he stole 100 to break Ty Cobb’s 65-year American League stolen-base record. In 1982, he stole 130 to break ...

Henderson retired following the 2003 season and throughout 25 seasons in the major leagues, he had 3,055 hits, 297 home runs, a .820 OPS. and 1,406 stolen bases, a record that still stands today.

Henderson retired following the 2003 season and throughout 25 seasons in the major leagues, he had 3,055 hits, 297 home runs, a .820 OPS. and 1,406 stolen bases, a record that still stands today.

Baseball’s objective is to score runs. Rickey scored more than anyone: 2,295.More than Cobb (2,245), Aaron or Ruth (2,174), or Mays (2,068). When Aaron retired in 1976, he probably held the ...

MLB Rickey Henderson was a nuisance and a showman and a baseball marvel. Beneath the theatrics, Rickey Henderson — the best leadoff hitter of all time — was a true baseball virtuoso.