The night before the final day of Rickey Henderson’s professional baseball career, he concocted a makeshift drink that his team called “Championship Juice.” The moment didn’t come with the ...

The Athletics announced on Monday that every player will wear the No. 24 to honor late franchise legend Rickey Henderson when ...

My choice was Rickey Henderson. Greatest Living Ballplayer ... and was about as strong as his chiseled 5-foot-10. 190-pound physique would suggest. The all-time leader in stolen bases played ...

Rickey Henderson had a legendary MLB career known for his record-setting steals and speed. After retiring in 2003, he remained connected to baseball through coaching and events. He passed away in ...

Four weeks after pitchers and catchers reported to spring training, Rickey Henderson finally found a job Monday when he signed a minor-league contract with the San Diego Padres. Why did it take ...

How impressive is his 82.6 percent success rate over that span? Consider that Rickey Henderson, who swiped a major league-record 1,406 bases, retired with a success rate of 80.6 percent.

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