Breaks All-Time Stolen Base Record: https://youtu.be/bwQzsMXQ1HE
Rickey Henley Henderson (Born in Oakland, CA on December 25, 1958-) holds the records for most stolen bases in a career (1,406), most stolen bases in a single season (130), most walks (2,190), most career runs (2,295) and most leadoff home runs (81). The ten-time All-Star selection played 25 seasons for nine teams, primarily with Oakland (1979-1984, 1989-1993, 1994-1995, 1998) and the Yankees (1985-1989). Rickey Henderson led the league twelve times in stolen bases, five times in runs and four times in walks. In 1990, Rickey Henderson was named the American League Most Valuable Player after posting a league leading 119 runs and 58 stolen bases while batting .325 with a league leading on-base percentage of .439 as he helped guide the A’s to a second straight AL pennant. Rickey Henderson was a Gold Glove winner in 1981, won three Silver Slugger Awards and was a member of two World Series champions with Oakland in 1989 and Toronto in 1993. Rickey Henderson’s amazing durability, surprising power and seemingly never-fading speed made him arguably the greatest leadoff batter and certainly the greatest base stealer of all-time. Rickey Henderson retired after compiling 3,055 hits, 2,295 runs, 1,115 RBI 297 home runs and 1,406 stolen bases with a .279 career batting average. Rickey Henley Henderson was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2009.
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