CALIFORNIA — Major League Baseball hall-of-famer and all-time stolen base leader Rickey Henderson has died at 65, according to the MLB.
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Henderson passed away in Oakland, California after battling pneumonia, TMZ reports.
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Henderson holds the MLB’s all-time stolen base record at approximately 1,406 and the all-time runs record at 2,295.
He played with nine teams throughout his 25-year career. He spent the most time with Oakland A’s.
Henderson is the 1990 American League MVP and a 2-time World Series Champion.
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RIP Rickey Henderson 🙏
— FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) December 21, 2024
▫️10x All-Star
▫️2x World Series Champion
▫️All-Time Stolen Base Leader
▫️All-Time Runs Scored Leader
▫️1990 AL MVP
▫️3x Silver Slugger
▫️First Ballot Hall of Famer pic.twitter.com/CkhCrVj9sl
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