Rickey Henderson defined a generation of baseball ... This is Henderson's 1980 Topps rookie card. He stole 100 bases in 1980 to go along with a .303 batting average and .420 on-base percentage.

Rickey stole 33 bases in 89 games as a 20-year-old rookie. The next season, he stole 100 in 158 games. Before he turned 23, Henderson had 189 steals to his name — a massive margin ahead of where ...

Rickey Henderson, the Oakland kid who became the ... along with his first career stolen base. He batted .274 as a rookie and stole 33 bases in 89 games. All of that was just an appetizer.

Rickey Henderson, the greatest base stealer in baseball ... He broke Ty Cobb’s American League stolen base record (96) with 100 during his rookie season and then broke the single-season record ...

“Rickey Henderson was a dream to hit behind as teammate ... “Being teammates with him my rookie year was incredible,” ex-catcher and current Tigers manager A.J. Hinch posted on X.

Rickey Henderson, one of the greatest baseball players ... who had been on the team during the year would receive. For each rookie, even if they’d only appeared in one game in, say, May, Rickey ...

Normally I would define vintage baseball as 1980 and earlier, which would include Rickey Henderson's 1980 Topps rookie card; ...

Rickey Henderson (35), outfielder for the Oakland ... but the A’s and their star rookie were off and running. Henderson batted .274 and stole 33 bases in 89 games. The following season Henderson ...

The Athletics on Friday announced plans to honor the late Rickey Henderson and their first season in West Sacramento when ...

“For multiple generations of baseball fans, Rickey Henderson was the gold standard ... to steal 100 bases in a single season during his rookie year and later broke Hall of Famer Lou Brock ...

Nicknamed the "Man of Steal", Henderson played 14 of his 25 seasons in the MLB with the Oakland A's and holds the league's ...

OAKLAND — Rickey Henderson, the Oakland kid who became the ... He batted .274 as a rookie and stole 33 bases in 89 games. All of that was just an appetizer. In 1980, Henderson became the first ...