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Rickey Henderson finished his career in indy ball. There, a legend showed a different side
The night before the final day of Rickey Henderson’s professional ... of returning to the majors. The Surf Dawgs — whose jersey currently displays a dog clutching a surfboard — would be ...
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Remember A’s Rickey Henderson not just for his feats, but how he lived and loved baseball
Yes, Rickey was a Surf Dawg, a team with a logo of a scruffy mutt carrying a bat in one hand and a surfboard in the other. That’s how much Rickey loved baseball. When we lost Rickey Henderson ...
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Baseball Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson Dies at 65
Rickey Henderson, who electrified fans with his ... minor league teams — the Newark Bears in 2004, the San Diego Surf Dogs in 2005 — even after no major league organizations came calling.
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Bonds, Henderson among the best, but least popular
and both Bonds and Henderson have alienated fans over the years. Rickey has been baseball's most notorious hot dog for two decades and set the record for the game's largest ego when he broke the ...
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Called home: Giants’ Grant McCray deeply saddened by the death of Rickey Henderson
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.