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Oakland A's legend Rickey Henderson dies at 65
Rickey Henderson, the legendary Major League Baseball star who played the lion’s share of his career in his hometown of Oakland with the A’s, passed away on Friday, Dec. 20, his family announced Saturday on X.
Rickey Henderson declared his own greatness and gave permission to do the same
More than a Hall of Famer, Rickey Henderson is an icon, an emblem of the culture, an ambassador for the self-actualization so many needed.
Rickey Henderson, the greatest Oakland A’s player of all time, has died at age 65
Oakland-raised superstar Rickey Henderson played for the Athletics in parts of 14 seasons during his Hall of Fame career.
Rickey Henderson, Oakland A’s legend and baseball’s stolen bases king, dies at 65
Rickey Henderson, a prolific lead-off hitter for the Oakland Athletics in the 1980s and 90s who became baseball's all-time stolen bases leader, dies at 65.
Rickey Henderson’s Kids: The Late Baseball Star’s Children
Henderson shared his three daughters, Angela, Alexis and Adrianna, with Pamela. They were present for several noteworthy events honoring Henderson’s legacy, including at the 2006 ribbon cutting at the Rickey Henderson Field at Arroyo Viejo Park in East Oakland, California.
Rickey Henderson and 2024’s Lineup of Departed Baseball Greats
The last time I saw Rickey Henderson was late September in the Athletics’ clubhouse as the last, sad homestand at the Oakland Coliseum wound down to its final game. I’d known him since 1979 when he was brought up to the big leagues in his first run with the A’s.
Goodbye to Rickey Henderson
There are so many great stories to tell about Rickey Henderson. Many of them mention “cockiness” or “showboating” right off the bat, which is a putdown Rickey heard many times during his career. Who cares?
Rickey Henderson was far from MLB’s greatest baserunner
A week after Rickey Henderson’s death, enough of the notion-as-fact nonsense. He was not the “greatest baserunner in history.”
All-time stolen base leader Rickey Henderson dies at 65
Rickey Henderson, a 10-time All-Star and the all-time stolen base leader, died on Friday after a bout with pneumonia, multiple outlets reported. He was 65. Henderson played 25 seasons in
Remember A’s Rickey Henderson not just for his feats, but how he lived and loved baseball
Rickey Henderson loved baseball. I mean, he loved baseball. He loved baseball so much that I used to imagine him missing his Hall of Fame induction ceremony because he had a game. Rickey played until he was 46,
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Henderson’s daughter, Alexis, confirmed that there will not be a funeral service at the Paramount Theatre on Sunday ...
Already grieving, Oakland fans mourn the loss of Rickey Henderson, their hometown hero
Henderson left an indelible mark on the city of Oakland, where he grew up and thrived as the best player to wear an Oakland A ...
Statements on the Passing of Oakland A's Legend Rickey Henderson
The A's have compiled statements from numerous parties in the organization, as well as one from the family of Rickey ...
From the archives: How Oakland A’s legend Rickey Henderson was molded by ‘Billy Ball’
Former A’s manager Billy Martin was able to take ‘this raw talent and kind of mold it into maximum effectiveness.’ ...
Rickey Henderson's teammates, friends reflect on his legacy and Oakland roots
The Bay Area is grieving legendary Oakland A’s player Rickey Henderson. Henderson’s friends from growing up in Oakland and former teammates throughout his 25-year baseball career are mourning his ...
Oakland legend, Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson has died at the age of 65
Rickey Henderson, one of the greatest baseball players to ever live, died at age 65, according to multiple reports. Henderson ...
Rickey Henderson’s daughter addresses reports of false funeral service
Henderson’s daughter, Alexis, confirmed that there will not be a funeral service at the Paramount Theatre on Sunday ...
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Rickey being Rickey: Memorable moments from Henderson’s larger-than-life career
Rickey stories are legion, legendary, and mostly true,” former A’s general manager and president Sandy Alderson said. “Nine ...