I’m reading Howard Bryant’s book on him, and it’s phenomenal. I find myself constantly going to Rickey’s page on Baseball Reference and just studying his stats. What a mind blowing resume!
@@jamesnapolitano6197 dude you are out of pocket with that comment. Besides all those hits rickey was THE ALL TIME LEADER IN WALKS before bonds broke his record. That dude was an ON BASE machine before ON BASE % was a STAT. I love gwynn and rose but as far as lead off hitters go i would even take TIM RAINES, KENNY LOFTON over gwynn and rose as lead off hitters. Put some respect on rickeys name
@@Redsmellycow34 Gimme Trout, Mantle, Bonds, Mays, and Pujols over Henderson. Rickey is for sure not the best of all time, and there is a crapload of stats to show it. Again, top 15-25 range
I grew up and still idolize Rickey! His stance, patterns, and how he would prowl on pitchers. If you read this Rickey, THANK YOU! Just a grown kid now who played the game!
I went to many Oakland games in the 80's and he was the greatest, most impactful player I ever saw play the game. You win a game by scoring more runs than your opponent. The stolen bases put him in position to score runs and he scored over a hundred runs 12 times including the 3 seasons I saw him play in Oakland. But the intangible often overlooked is the effect he had on opposing pitchers any time he was on base which as much as 46% of the time. Time after time I saw pitchers implode after he ended up on first. The high lights don't show how many times pitchers threw back on him and that was insane, often 3 or 4 times in a row (I saw over 10 throwbacks a couple of times, what the fans booing like mad, followed by a steal) This would kill their concentration on the hitter and the batters behind rickey would feast. Several times I saw what I can to call the "walking triple". A pitcher would merely walk Rickey and then find him on 3rd base 2 pitches later. He struck fear in pitchers just as much as any power hitter you ever saw because they knew if he got on base he was going to embarrass them. He regularly hit over a hundred singles and walked over a hundred times and stole over a hundred bases which led to over 100 runs scored. So he's on the first 200 times and steals a base about half the time. He's on first around 200 times and scores half the time. In 82 he was on first 235 times (singles plus walks) and scores 119 runs. (forget about the SB's, runs win games) partially because pitchers blow up when he's on. I saw that over and over and over again. It's a shame he went to the Yankees right before Canseco and Big Mac showed up..
I was seven years old and sitting in the first/rail row of section 324 on May 28, 1990 when Rickey broke Cobb's AL record. It's one of my clearest memories of childhood.
I was there too. I will never forget him jacking that base over his head and it proceeded to just shut down the stadium for a seemingly endless party. The umps applauded. It was awesome
When I was a kid, he was my favorite player. He played the game with so much joy. I grew up a Cubs fan but when the A’s or Yankees (when Rickey was on those teams) came to play the White Sox we would go to Comiskey to see Rickey play. What an amazing player he was. Truly an all time great.
I saw him play in Toronto in 1981, he went 4-5, 3 SB, 3 R, 3 RBIs. A's beat the Blue Jays 12-3. My Dad told me then that he was the greatest player you may ever see, and he still may be right!
He was quite unique too, a left handed player who batted right handed. The opposite is very common, but Rickey being Rickey, he did things his own way.
Never get tired of the Man of Steal. Greatest lead off hitter of all time. Greatest base stealer of all time. All time base on balls until roiders like Bonds. Legend outfielder. Clean. Always exciting at every bat.
My absolute favorite player as a kid. Had his poster on my wall all through highschool. A player that broke Lou Brock's record, but isn't appreciated enough. Underrated beast!
I think he's still the leader in all those except walks, I'm guessing Bonds is now. He also holds most steals in a single season at 130, highly doubt any of them get broken.
@@ourtime-downhere6931 just saying, we got to see arguably the best ever in all the major sports then some: baseball:bonds, griffey, ryan, clemens,johnson ect Football: montana, rice, LT, reggie white, barry sanders , emmit smith ect Basketball: Michael Jeffery Jordan.......nothing more need be said... but ill throw in the dream team. Hockey, Gretzky, hashek, messier ect Golf: tiger the back half of palmer. Travino ect Nascar: Earnhardt sr, Gordan, johnson Tennis: Federer, Agassi, sampras, ect Boxing: Tyson, Holyfield, Lewis, ray Leonard, hearns. Hagler, delahoya. Chavez, ect Notables: carl lewis, lance armstrong( i know but still) michael phelps. Our generation just had it going on its that simple.
@@ourtime-downhere6931 we did miss some of the ones who could have an arguement: Ali, Forman, holmes, wilt chamberlain, dr j, babe ruth, mickey mantle, willie mays, cy young, bobby hull, richard petty, sam snead, tarkinton,baugh, lambert. Joe green, ect but on the whole i think our lineup is more star studded and deeper.
I was at the game at 15:09!!! My uncle took my cousin and I. What an amazing time! Henderson is still my all time favorite player. I will never forget that moment. I feel so lucky to have been there. I was in the 5th grade at the time. So much fun!
It's hard not to smile and remember all of the great Ricky Henderson moments. Perhaps the best all-around player--by a long shot--than any other player in history. One of my favorite players of all time.
This dude Tha goat bro. Having ceremonies in Tha middle of Tha game. Literally “stealing” tha bases and they just have them on deck kuz they he’s just gonna take them when he feels like . What a guy
The last one to steal over 50 was billy hamilton and the disappointing thing is he had 155 stolen bases in the minor leagues in one season so i'm surprised that hasn't carried over to the big lragies
Rickey Henderson was my favorite player of all times. He played the game with style and grace. The greatest base stealer and leadoff hitter of ALL TIMES. I am certainly appreciative of being able to witness "GREATNESS"!! Salute Rickey!!
This guy is one of my top 5 all time players of all time. Pete Rose is #1. Love guys can do it all... hit, run, play defense, etc. And he played hard, left it all on the field. Those are the guys that make baseball worth watching. It's also great to see how much his teammates, on every team he played for, LOVED the guy.
The stolen bases will never be broken and its so exciting - but what not a lot of people realize is that Rickey crossed home plate more than any other player, ever! One could argue the point of the game is runs, to score a run, to touch home plate. He was the best at that! He also does a pretty sweet interview too!
I kinda hate that this man had all these highlight reels in so many different jerseys. I wish he would of been a career Oakland player. Nothing looks better on him than that green and gold.
Interesting because he commented at his hall of fame ceremony that he appreciated playing for nine teams. Said He got to meet so many great fans in the U.S. & Canada.
I loved Ricky growing up. I remember a kid on my little league team had the neon green gloves he wore on the bases. I had so much beef. Glad I got to watch him play.
My personal favorite player of all time. I think one can make a legit argument for calling Rickey the greatest baseball player ever as well. Sure he didn't smash home runs like Barry or Ruth, but he was an exceptional player within every aspect of the game.
I met him the other day, he is one of the most humble and gracious people I have met, especially among athletes, he even let me take a photo with him, what a stud.
I think his is the most impressive of ALL baseball's lifetime records. He's got about 50% more than than Brock and Cobb. There's no lifetime record that's so beyond anyone else. He won the crown his 12th and last time when he was 40.
Watching Rickey in this video is like a Time Machine. I remember when Rickey was playing I would stop whatever I was doing and watch. If he got on base everyone in the stadium knew he was going to be on third base in a few minutes.
Este tipo era especial...lo vi en Puerto Rico con los Leones de Ponce...waooo q clase de pelotero...tiene record de bases robadas en una temporada en PR...
My card collection was nothing but Rickey. Goal was to own every card. Only one I don’t have is the Granny Goose. This man was a machine. Joy to watch him in NY when i was a kid
Look on eBay, they're like $28 or so. It'd be worth it to complete the collection unless I'm mistaken on which card it is. That's awesome though, I loved watching him as a kid growing up.
A few omissions. I didn't see him breaking the all time runs scored record. Other memorable moments, he was Nolan Ryan's 5000th strike out victim and he was one of the players on base for the 1993 Toronto Blue Jays when Joe Carter hit is World Series winning Home Run.
I remember Davey Lopes showed Rickey Henderson how to safely steal a base and not get banged up/injured. . I'm an Oakland A's fan for life ! Since age 5 or 6 Pure Awesomeness ! . I had a hugh collection of Oakland A's memorabilia and 200 A's +50 Oak A's Ricky Henderson baseball cards two of them were his rookie card.😊 my A's collection was valuable until someone close to me stole everything that had value 😖
He is probably the best baseball player that ever played, when you look at it in totality. It is often said, this is the #1 guy, if you gonna start a new team
"Freaky" Henderson would have been more fitting... Deluxe Platinum Extra Lead-off for ANY baseball lineup in baseball history Universe-wide! 1st: The mustard...this guy was giving a show...looked the part, and left you wanting even more! Hall of Fame, 2x World Series, season MVP, 10x All-Star, ALCS MVP, Golden glove, 3x Silver Slugger! The career stats line is just mind-blowing... #1 Stolen Base all-time 1406 (2nd? Lou Brock 938!!!) +474!!!!!! Freak! #1 Runs scored all-time!!! 2295!!! (2nd is Ty Cobb! 2246!!!) +49 ...not bad vs Ty Cobb lol! #2 All-time Base on balls (2190) #25 (3055 Hits) in a Legendary all-time 32 men 3000+ club! #1 lead off HR all-time 81 (2nd Alphonso Soriano at 54) +27 3 HR short of the 300 club...the great ones are around 500 or 600...and that is all they do! #4 all-time in games played 3081 games (1st P. Rose 3502) #13 all-time At Bats 10 961!!! 500+ Doubles, a club of less than a 100 players all-time! The man led the league in Stolen Bases (1998) at the age of 39 with 66! (played MLB from 20 to 44!) Has to be in the conversation of the all-around best player ever! You talk about Rickey Henderson...better get used to the term: All-Time! Legendary player!
Ricky runs! Walk, steal, steal, pop up home he comes. Carney Lansford would take pitch after pitch fouling off the strikes while Ricky stole base after base. My all time favorite player.
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Stolen bases are supposed to be an element of surprise. You knew what Rickey was gonna do and no one could stop him.
Same thing with Jacoby Ellsbury who broke Hendersons record
@@raymondarmatino5030 now that's funny!
@@raymondarmatino5030 His record of what exactly? This is a serious question 🙋♂️. If you know something we don’t please inform us.
@@raymondarmatino5030 Best joke ever
@@raymondarmatino5030 Oh the video on his page explains it Sorry
I still believe that far too many people do not understand how good he was.
Fr top ten if not top 5 baseball player ever
I’m reading Howard Bryant’s book on him, and it’s phenomenal. I find myself constantly going to Rickey’s page on Baseball Reference and just studying his stats.
What a mind blowing resume!
Rickey was certainly an exciting ball player to follow years ago. Baseball just doesn’t get many athletes of Rickey’s caliber anymore
He has TWO records where he's 50% above the guy in the #2 spot. That is just incredible.
He remembered he was an entertainer. He sure entertained.
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I'm glad he didn't play football.
@@ThekiBoran Amen, he woulda been another Dorsett, same size and speed.
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And he would have retired like most NFL players, with a broken body and a damaged brain.
Ricky's trophy room is probably bigger than my house.
😳😳
Full of base pads. : )
Rickey does have a trophy room full of base pads maybe like 20
Yea that’s crazy
They gave him a trophy in the middle of an inning haha
Rickey Henderson has the most impressive records in all of baseball. A few will probably never be beaten.
The greatest leadoff hitter ever. The only man in baseball to have 1,000 stolen bases and 3,000 hits.
Only one to have 1,000 stolen bases period.
Him and Barry Bonds have the 2 most impressive career stats Rickey Henderson: 1000 stolen bases, 3000 hits
Barry Bonds: 762 home runs 600 stolen bases
I agree he’s the greatest base stealer, but I believe that Gywenn and Rose might be better leadoff hitters
@@keithsmith8975 bonds didn’t steal 600 bases u fruitcake
@@jamesnapolitano6197 dude you are out of pocket with that comment. Besides all those hits rickey was THE ALL TIME LEADER IN WALKS before bonds broke his record. That dude was an ON BASE machine before ON BASE % was a STAT. I love gwynn and rose but as far as lead off hitters go i would even take TIM RAINES, KENNY LOFTON over gwynn and rose as lead off hitters. Put some respect on rickeys name
Ricky Henderson, the real GOAT of baseball.
Hank Aaron and Rickey Henderson are my all-time favorite players (I have seen both of them play ball in my-lifetime).
He's a top 15 player of all time no doubt in my mind and also one of the most underrated players ever.
Gavin Van Houten I believe you added an extra digit there.
@@Redsmellycow34 Gimme Trout, Mantle, Bonds, Mays, and Pujols over Henderson. Rickey is for sure not the best of all time, and there is a crapload of stats to show it. Again, top 15-25 range
You misspelled Randy Johnson
I grew up and still idolize Rickey! His stance, patterns, and how he would prowl on pitchers. If you read this Rickey, THANK YOU! Just a grown kid now who played the game!
me too. i still try to walk like Rickey. i am 56 yo grandpa
I went to many Oakland games in the 80's and he was the greatest, most impactful player I ever saw play the game. You win a game by scoring more runs than your opponent. The stolen bases put him in position to score runs and he scored over a hundred runs 12 times including the 3 seasons I saw him play in Oakland. But the intangible often overlooked is the effect he had on opposing pitchers any time he was on base which as much as 46% of the time. Time after time I saw pitchers implode after he ended up on first. The high lights don't show how many times pitchers threw back on him and that was insane, often 3 or 4 times in a row (I saw over 10 throwbacks a couple of times, what the fans booing like mad, followed by a steal) This would kill their concentration on the hitter and the batters behind rickey would feast. Several times I saw what I can to call the "walking triple". A pitcher would merely walk Rickey and then find him on 3rd base 2 pitches later. He struck fear in pitchers just as much as any power hitter you ever saw because they knew if he got on base he was going to embarrass them. He regularly hit over a hundred singles and walked over a hundred times and stole over a hundred bases which led to over 100 runs scored. So he's on the first 200 times and steals a base about half the time. He's on first around 200 times and scores half the time. In 82 he was on first 235 times (singles plus walks) and scores 119 runs. (forget about the SB's, runs win games) partially because pitchers blow up when he's on. I saw that over and over and over again. It's a shame he went to the Yankees right before Canseco and Big Mac showed up..
I was seven years old and sitting in the first/rail row of section 324 on May 28, 1990 when Rickey broke Cobb's AL record. It's one of my clearest memories of childhood.
Dude! I was at that game too!!
I was there too. I will never forget him jacking that base over his head and it proceeded to just shut down the stadium for a seemingly endless party. The umps applauded. It was awesome
@@ryanandangelamccullough5671 yeah it was wild and as a 7 year old kid I knew it was something I had to soak in the best I could.
When I was a kid, he was my favorite player. He played the game with so much joy. I grew up a Cubs fan but when the A’s or Yankees (when Rickey was on those teams) came to play the White Sox we would go to Comiskey to see Rickey play. What an amazing player he was. Truly an all time great.
I definitely understand. He was an electric player that just kept you on the edge of your seat.
Cubs suck
I was/am a Braves fan and he was my favorite also.
I saw him play in Toronto in 1981, he went 4-5, 3 SB, 3 R, 3 RBIs. A's beat the Blue Jays 12-3. My Dad told me then that he was the greatest player you may ever see, and he still may be right!
Monster game!🔥💯
Ricky has the BEST homerun trot ever!
He was quite unique too, a left handed player who batted right handed. The opposite is very common, but Rickey being Rickey, he did things his own way.
Rickie actually stole the base after stealing the base.
Amen great couple song
"I mean he STOLE the BASE, MA are you listening?"
I saw Ricky Henderson at the gas station in Oakland today and still looks the same one of the best in Baseball ⚾️
Never get tired of the Man of Steal.
Greatest lead off hitter of all time. Greatest base stealer of all time.
All time base on balls until roiders like Bonds. Legend outfielder.
Clean. Always exciting at every bat.
Did Ricky Henderson just steal my comment.....
He's probably gonna steal all these likes too.
He just picked up your comment and handed it to the equipment manager.
My absolute favorite player as a kid. Had his poster on my wall all through highschool. A player that broke Lou Brock's record, but isn't appreciated enough. Underrated beast!
I could be wrong but when he retired he was the ALL TIME leader in steals - runs - walks and lead off HRs. Game changer folks.
I don't think they showed him breaking the all times run scored record.
I think he's still the leader in all those except walks, I'm guessing Bonds is now. He also holds most steals in a single season at 130, highly doubt any of them get broken.
Ricky Henderson - The most complete baseball player I have seen during my lifetime. The Total Package.
It was good to be a kid in the 80s
Yezzir
Yes it was, born in 81. My whole childhood was 80's and 90's, witnessed a lot of sports history across all sports.
@@ourtime-downhere6931 just saying, we got to see arguably the best ever in all the major sports then some: baseball:bonds, griffey, ryan, clemens,johnson ect
Football: montana, rice, LT, reggie white, barry sanders , emmit smith ect
Basketball: Michael Jeffery Jordan.......nothing more need be said... but ill throw in the dream team.
Hockey, Gretzky, hashek, messier ect
Golf: tiger the back half of palmer. Travino ect
Nascar: Earnhardt sr, Gordan, johnson
Tennis: Federer, Agassi, sampras, ect
Boxing: Tyson, Holyfield, Lewis, ray Leonard, hearns. Hagler, delahoya. Chavez, ect
Notables: carl lewis, lance armstrong( i know but still) michael phelps.
Our generation just had it going on its that simple.
@@ourtime-downhere6931 i know a couplenof those cats did their thing in the 90s as well but hey close enough and we still saw them.
@@ourtime-downhere6931 we did miss some of the ones who could have an arguement: Ali, Forman, holmes, wilt chamberlain, dr j, babe ruth, mickey mantle, willie mays, cy young, bobby hull, richard petty, sam snead, tarkinton,baugh, lambert. Joe green, ect but on the whole i think our lineup is more star studded and deeper.
I was at the game at 15:09!!! My uncle took my cousin and I. What an amazing time! Henderson is still my all time favorite player. I will never forget that moment. I feel so lucky to have been there. I was in the 5th grade at the time. So much fun!
I was blessed to see this man play at Yankee Stadium !!!
Best baseball player of all time!
Your you didn’t play with Rickey henderson
I agree but I’m highly biased.
It's hard not to smile and remember all of the great Ricky Henderson moments. Perhaps the best all-around player--by a long shot--than any other player in history. One of my favorite players of all time.
Electric.
Best all around definitely. Most exciting to watch
Nice vid, one of the best to ever play the game.
Grew up watching this guy... what a monster.
This dude Tha goat bro. Having ceremonies in Tha middle of Tha game. Literally “stealing” tha bases and they just have them on deck kuz they he’s just gonna take them when he feels like . What a guy
Guys today don't even steal 50 bases, he was over 100 several times from what I remember
The last one to steal over 50 was billy hamilton and the disappointing thing is he had 155 stolen bases in the minor leagues in one season so i'm surprised that hasn't carried over to the big lragies
@@mysterygamermgclues8864 .240 batting average, .294 on-base percentage. You can't steal 1st base
They don’t even try no more. It’s boring.
Underrated all-time great.
Rickey Henderson was my favorite player of all times. He played the game with style and grace. The greatest base stealer and leadoff hitter of ALL TIMES. I am certainly appreciative of being able to witness "GREATNESS"!! Salute Rickey!!
another Rickey Henderson moment for the record book. he was Nolan Ryan's 5,000 career strike out.
Rickey was a hard guy too strikeout. And Nolan got everyone. Yeah very special player's they were
This guy is one of my top 5 all time players of all time. Pete Rose is #1. Love guys can do it all... hit, run, play defense, etc. And he played hard, left it all on the field. Those are the guys that make baseball worth watching. It's also great to see how much his teammates, on every team he played for, LOVED the guy.
Rose didn’t have that power.
Crazy how a team with Rickey Henderson, Dave Winfield, and Don Mattingly couldn't make ONE POSTSEASON APPEARANCE. On the YANKEES of all teams.
Yeah I felt bad for Mattingly who never played in the world series. If I remember correctly they started winning right after he retired.
Pitching
They won more games than any team in the 80s but never made the playoffs. Bad luck that they played before the playoffs were more expansive.
MY FAVORITE MLB PLAYER , AND TRULY THE G.O.A.T. !!!
He was a lot of fun to watch play the game!
Rickey is going to steal this video without us realizing it!
😂😂😂😂
The most exciting player to watch in the 90's
& the 80's
He was even better in the 80s believe it or not.
This guy was AMAZING!!!
The stolen bases will never be broken and its so exciting - but what not a lot of people realize is that Rickey crossed home plate more than any other player, ever! One could argue the point of the game is runs, to score a run, to touch home plate. He was the best at that! He also does a pretty sweet interview too!
The title lead off hitter is defined by this one man. You sir are a legend we miss every season.
Rickey has to be in top 5 greatest players of all time
Definitely a Top 10 All Time Major League Baseball player.
I kinda hate that this man had all these highlight reels in so many different jerseys. I wish he would of been a career Oakland player. Nothing looks better on him than that green and gold.
Interesting because he commented at his hall of fame ceremony that he appreciated playing for nine teams. Said He got to meet so many great fans in the U.S. & Canada.
He never wanted to retire. He even played for the Newark Bears.
He's definitely an Oakland A but those pinstripes look good on him as well.
@@antoniomiranda8691 He played for the Long Island Ducks at one point as well.
@@Athelis Forgot about that. Thanks
I grew up watching 70s. 80s 90s baseball and I'm glad i witnessed it
I loved Ricky growing up. I remember a kid on my little league team had the neon green gloves he wore on the bases. I had so much beef. Glad I got to watch him play.
My personal favorite player of all time. I think one can make a legit argument for calling Rickey the greatest baseball player ever as well. Sure he didn't smash home runs like Barry or Ruth, but he was an exceptional player within every aspect of the game.
i dont think that he is the best ever. I think that it is without a doubt babe ruth but he is def in the top 15
He would be my all time team lead off man. Unbelievable what he did. You knew he was going and could rarely stop him.
Rickey is the MAN. Period!
Lost art of the game long gone ....Rickey is the Best
I grew up watching Rickey and he was unbelievable. Everyone knew once he got on base he was stealing lol
BABE RUTH & Rickey Henderson ARE THE GREATEST TOP 2 PLAYERS OF ALL TIME
willie mays
Ricky could play in any era of baseball. For sure. He was scary
I met him the other day, he is one of the most humble and gracious people I have met, especially among athletes, he even let me take a photo with him, what a stud.
Sorry, but Rickey ain't humble, he was the greatest base runner of all time, and let everybody know about it.
He was thrown out less than 1 in 10 tries. That is mind-boggling.
His percentage was in the 80's
Never be another quite like him
I think his is the most impressive of ALL baseball's lifetime records. He's got about 50% more than than Brock and Cobb. There's no lifetime record that's so beyond anyone else. He won the crown his 12th and last time when he was 40.
Rickey does what Rickey do!!!!!!!!! He was already over half of the way to base by the time the ball leaves the pitchers hand!!!!!!!!!!
I love Rickey Henderson
Rickey appreciates that. Rickey appreciates all his fans. Rickeys gotta go.
What a great athlete. Made me want to play baseball back in the day. True legend
Watching Rickey in this video is like a Time Machine. I remember when Rickey was playing I would stop whatever I was doing and watch. If he got on base everyone in the stadium knew he was going to be on third base in a few minutes.
Ricky is in a very unique class at the top. You just don't teach skills he possessed.
Este tipo era especial...lo vi en Puerto Rico con los Leones de Ponce...waooo q clase de pelotero...tiene record de bases robadas en una temporada en PR...
Henderson GOAT leadoff hitter, GOAT outfeilder, GOAT base stealer. Definitely in the top five greatest baseball players who will ever live.
Mickey Tettleton trying to hose Rickey Henderson at 3rd for his 1000th bag...what a fucking TIME to be alive.
This was the time when Baseball was for real... Baseball now is not the same anymore...
As Rickey would say. This UA-cam upload.... Is nothing BUT Rickey Being Rickey!!
My card collection was nothing but Rickey. Goal was to own every card. Only one I don’t have is the Granny Goose.
This man was a machine. Joy to watch him in NY when i was a kid
Look on eBay, they're like $28 or so. It'd be worth it to complete the collection unless I'm mistaken on which card it is. That's awesome though, I loved watching him as a kid growing up.
Ricky Henderson is the only player that every play he made was a milestone for the ages.
The Most feared player in baseball history
weird way to spell griffey
jk don’t kill me
@@lordzaack617 Bonds
Thank you Ricky ...for being you, being one of all-time greats of baseball ⚾️ 👋
A few omissions. I didn't see him breaking the all time runs scored record.
Other memorable moments, he was Nolan Ryan's 5000th strike out victim and he was one of the players on base for the 1993 Toronto Blue Jays when Joe Carter hit is World Series winning Home Run.
Legend
One of the greatest I got see. Thanks Rickey.
I remember Davey Lopes showed Rickey Henderson how to safely steal a base and not get banged up/injured.
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I'm an Oakland A's fan for life !
Since age 5 or 6
Pure Awesomeness !
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I had a hugh collection of Oakland A's memorabilia and 200 A's +50 Oak A's Ricky Henderson baseball cards two of them were his rookie card.😊 my A's collection was valuable until someone close to me stole everything that had value 😖
I miss Ricky Henderson and Barry Bonds
Ismail Burale, don't I know it.
Same. Imagine if they were on the same team. Omg, at least one guaranteed run every rotation.
Justin Phillips yup and they played across the bay of each other
Barry sucks!
@@johnfarley4724 just because he used roids doesn't mean he sucks. Just look at his older clips before the roids and he was practically good still.
Greatest all around player of all time
Love Rickey, cracks me up how many bases he took. He has to have a huge showroom of bases alone😂
If I owned a team and I could pick any player in history, I would take Rickey Henderson over anybody!
Record will never be touched
i think Rickey Henderson is the Best Base Stealer of all time not just in USA but in the whole tired World in Baseball history
Not a Henderson highlight but he was Nolan Ryan’s 5,000th career strikeout. A little bit of trivia.
He is probably the best baseball player that ever played, when you look at it in totality. It is often said, this is the #1 guy, if you gonna start a new team
My favorite player as a kid!!
The best #1 ever. It's not even close.
He must have a great big pile of bases in his house.
nah i bet he hangs them or something so that he doesnt forget which one is which
Those Bases a worth a lot of money for sure!!!
greatest player of all time
Anyone else here after listening to the Dollop podcast about Rickey?
BEST LEADOFF HITTER IN MLB ⚾ HISTORY .. DA INCOMPARABLE 👑RICKY HENDERSON ..
"Freaky" Henderson would have been more fitting...
Deluxe Platinum Extra Lead-off for ANY baseball lineup in baseball history Universe-wide!
1st: The mustard...this guy was giving a show...looked the part, and left you wanting even more!
Hall of Fame, 2x World Series, season MVP, 10x All-Star, ALCS MVP, Golden glove, 3x Silver Slugger!
The career stats line is just mind-blowing...
#1 Stolen Base all-time 1406 (2nd? Lou Brock 938!!!) +474!!!!!! Freak!
#1 Runs scored all-time!!! 2295!!! (2nd is Ty Cobb! 2246!!!) +49 ...not bad vs Ty Cobb lol!
#2 All-time Base on balls (2190)
#25 (3055 Hits) in a Legendary all-time 32 men 3000+ club!
#1 lead off HR all-time 81 (2nd Alphonso Soriano at 54) +27
3 HR short of the 300 club...the great ones are around 500 or 600...and that is all they do!
#4 all-time in games played 3081 games (1st P. Rose 3502)
#13 all-time At Bats 10 961!!!
500+ Doubles, a club of less than a 100 players all-time!
The man led the league in Stolen Bases (1998) at the age of 39 with 66! (played MLB from 20 to 44!)
Has to be in the conversation of the all-around best player ever!
You talk about Rickey Henderson...better get used to the term: All-Time!
Legendary player!
Lead-off legend.
A guy who's fast and throws left but bats right, in the "slow" box. I can't think of another player like that.
My favorite player of all time
Ricky runs! Walk, steal, steal, pop up home he comes. Carney Lansford would take pitch after pitch fouling off the strikes while Ricky stole base after base. My all time favorite player.
Almost everything he did was a highlight
If I live to be 1000 Rickey Henderson will always be my favorite player.
Happy 65th birthday Rickey.
Rickey Henderson was beast on stealing bases.
He was a great ball player.
I loved watching him steal third base. Fun baseball.