Major League Baseball Hall Of Famer Rickey Henderson Dies At 65
Rickey Henderson, the Major League Baseball Hall of Famer known as the “Man of Steal,” has died at age 65. The death of the former Oakland Athletics player, who held the league’s all-time record for most bases stolen, was first reported by TMZ and confirmed by the New York Post and the Bay Area News Group.
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