Rickey Henderson, Hall of Famer and MLB’s all-time stolen base leader, dead at 65
Rickey Henderson, who forged a Hall of Fame career as the game’s stolen-base king, has died, MLB confirmed on Saturday after reports of his passing began to circulate. He was 65. TMZ reported that Henderson, who would have turned 66 on Christmas Day, died Friday in the Oakland, Calif., area after battling pneumonia.
Commissioner of Baseball Robert D. Manfred, Jr. issued the following statement regarding the passing of Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson, who was 65: “For multiple generations of baseball fans, ...
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