In Rickey Henderson, Pete Rose, Willie Mays and Fernando Valenzuela the sport of baseball lost four of its most electric ...

San Francisco 49ers president of football operations and general manager John Lynch remembered late Oakland Athletics legend ...

Like you, I seldom slow down enough to reflect on the past, at least not in a deep way. But every now and then the past finds ...

Remembering how the Oakland A's 'Man of Steal' chalked up so many awards it seemed he simply lent them out to others for a while.

Major League Baseball seems to be losing superstars from the second half of the 20th Century at a sorrowful rate lately, as their ages climb and their lifetimes wind down.

Mandatory Credit: Darren Yamashita-Imagn Images As news of the passing of baseball legend Rickey Henderson spread Saturday, former teammates, players and others affiliated with the game expressed ...

As the Wall Street Journal’s Jason Gay put it, “It’s likely no one loved playing baseball as much as Rickey Henderson did.” Precisely. Please save the various Rickey Henderson obituaries.

Each year it is good to reflect back on the highs and lows of the year, and we did so with some of the top sports headlines ...

OAKLAND, Calif. — Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson, the brash speedster who shattered stolen base records and redefined baseball’s leadoff position, died Dec. 20. He was 65. Known as baseball ...

As news of the passing of baseball legend Rickey Henderson spread Saturday, former teammates, players and others affiliated with the game expressed their condolences and shared their memories.

Willie Mays. Pete Rose. Fernando Valenzuela. Carl Erskine. And last week, Rickey Henderson. The sports world lost so many ...

Rickey Henderson scored more runs (2,295 ... Yes, gone, but certainly never forgotten. In 2024, baseball also lost Rocky Colavito, Whitey Herzog, Orlando Cepeda, Luis Tiant and Carl Erskine ...