and broke Rickey Henderson's rookie stolen base record in A's franchise history. He also set the bar for an American League rookie, edging out Kenny Lofton's 66 set back in 1992 with 67 of his own.

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson, the brash speedster who shattered stolen base records and redefined baseball's leadoff position, has died. He was 65. Henderson died on Friday.

Few players have ever dominated the basepaths like Rickey Henderson. His record-setting 1,406 stolen bases put him in a class of his own, no other player has even come close. Beyond his speed ...

He holds the modern single-season stolen base record with 130 in 1982 ... the Hall of Fame pitcher who was teammates with Henderson in Oakland. "I told Rickey this once, but I don’t know ...

Playing left for San Diego was Rickey Henderson. He was the MVP in 1990, the year before he broke Lou Brock's record for most career stolen bases. He broke Babe Ruth's record for career walks ...

Rickey Henderson helped the Mariners reach the ... After breaking Lou Brock's career stolen-base record, Rickey procalimed himself "the greatest," and did everything but bronze the base and ...

The night before the final day of Rickey ... Henderson was the team’s everyday leadoff man, posting an .859 OPS, walking 73 times in 73 games, and going 16-for-18 on stolen bases.

Rickey Henderson had a legendary MLB career known ... It was in 1982 when Henderson, with the 130 steals, set a single-season stolen base record. He broke Lou Brock's previous record of 118.

Consider that Rickey Henderson, who swiped a major league-record 1,406 bases ... and speed (5-for-5 on stolen-base attempts) in 37 games last season but has more work to do after posting a ...