Rickey Henderson, baseball’s stolen base king and Hall of Famer, dead at 65
Rickey Henderson, the greatest base stealer in baseball history, has died. He was 65. Henderson, who stole 1,406 bases during a Hall of Fame career that included stops with both the Yankees and Mets, died Friday after a battle with pneumonia, TMZ reported Saturday.
Henderson won two World Series during his career, in 1989 with Oakland and in 1993 with Toronto. He spent most of his career ...
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