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87% of statistics are made up on the spot. Can Chip animate "the move" from the cover's photo? If that photo's any indication, I'd guess it's blowing your head up to double the size of your body. Immediate turn on. Full Article at Althouse
When I left the Hobby in 1997 it was out of sheer frustration. I had found a young player to get behind and root for and wanted every card of his I could get my hands on. Full Article at Sports Blogs
Hall of Famers Rickey Henderson, left, and Tony Gwynn enjoy a good laugh before the pregame ceremony honoring Henderson for his time with the Padres at a baseball game Friday, Aug. 7, 2009, in San Diego. View Photo »
Oakland's No. 1 goal for Weeks this offseason is for him to improve defensively. Full Article at University of Miami Official Athletic Site
The funny thing about baseball is that people will believe what they want to believe. -Joe Posnanski 8/29/09 If you release them. "Do I talk to myself? No, I just remind myself of what I'm trying to do. Full Article at Athletics Nation :: An Oakland A's Blog
OAKLAND -- Rickey Henderson, who was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame this summer but never officially retired, is finally getting to do something for which he's publicly lobbied since his playing days in the big leagues came to an end. Full Article at MLB.com
Oakland Athletics' Rickey Henderson (L), Major League Baseball's all-time base stealing leader who was recently inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, is embraced by former teammate Mike Norris during a ceremony in which Henderson's number was retired p... View Photo »
Believe it or not, kids, this beanpole guy was an awesome power hitter. And boy could he fly on the bases! There is something special about a player that can beat you both with his legs and the power in his bat. Full Article at Red Reporter :: A Cincinnati Reds Blog
Hey Al, just go away, baby. He had sewed a red circle around it with a big line striking through it. And your dream, absolve. And your path, dissolve. Hey Al, just go away, baby. Sock puppets have never been able to successfully attack castles. Full Article at Athletics Nation :: An Oakland A's Blog
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Hall of Famers Rickey Henderson, left, and Tony Gwynn enjoy a good laugh before the pregame ceremony honoring Henderson for his time with the Padres at a baseball game Friday, Aug. 7, 2009, in San Diego.
View Photo »Oakland Athletics' Rickey Henderson (L), Major League Baseball's all-time base stealing leader who was recently inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, is embraced by former teammate Mike Norris during a ceremony in which Henderson's number was retired prior to the start of the MLB Ameri...
View Photo »Inductees Rickey Henderson, left, and Jim Rice hug after Henderson's induction speech at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. , Sunday, July 26, 2009.
View Photo »Rickey Henderson, left, visits with Negro League player Bob Scott in Cooperstown, N.Y. , Saturday, July 25, 2009. Henderson, who played 25 Major League Baseball seasons with nine teams, will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday.
View Photo »Hall of Famer and former Oakland Athletics' Rickey Henderson, right, talks with Athletics' Jason Giambi after throwing the ceremonial first pitch, caught by Giambi, before the Athletics played the San Francisco Giants in a spring training baseball game in Phoenix, Saturday, March 14, 20...
View Photo »Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson throws out the first pitch to Tony Gwynn Jr. at a pregame ceremony honoring Henderson at a baseball game Friday, Aug. 7, 2009, in San Diego.
View Photo »Rickey Henderson speaks during a news conference in Cooperstown, N.Y. , Saturday, July 25, 2009. Henderson, who played 25 Major League Baseball seasons with nine teams, will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday.
View Photo »Rickey Henderson speaks during a news conference in Cooperstown, N.Y. , Saturday, July 25, 2009. Henderson, who played 25 Major League Baseball seasons with nine teams, will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday.
View Photo »Rickey Henderson walks through a crowd of fans in Cooperstown, N.Y. , Saturday, July 25, 2009. Henderson, who played 25 Major League Baseball seasons with nine teams, will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday.
View Photo »San Diego Padres' Rickey Henderson holds a gold plated commemorative home plate presented to him after hitting a home run for career run number 2,246, breaking baseball great Ty Cobb's record for runs,in San Diego, California, in this October 4, 2001 file photo.
View Photo »Oakland A's Rickey Henderson steals second base during the second inning of a Major League Baseball game against the Colorado Rockies in Denver, Colorado, in this June 26,1998 file photo. Henderson has been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, officials said January 12, 2009.
View Photo »San Diego Padres' Rickey Henderson hoists a gold plated commemorative home plate presented to him after hitting a home run for career run number 2,246, breaking baseball great Ty Cobb's record for runs,in San Diego, California, in this October 4, 2001 file photo.
View Photo »Oakland Athletics' Rickey Henderson, Major League Baseball's all-time base stealing leader who was recently inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, waves to fans from a Corvette during a ceremony in which his number was retired prior to the start of the MLB American League baseball game...
View Photo »Oakland Athletics Rickey Henderson, Major League Baseball's all-time base stealing leader who was recently inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, steps out of a car during a ceremony in which his number was retired prior to the start of the MLB American Leage baseball game between the O...
View Photo »Oakland Athletics' Rickey Henderson, Major League Baseball's all-time base stealing leader who was recently inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, waves to fans from a vintage automobile during a ceremony in which his number was retired prior to the start of the MLB American League base...
View Photo »Oakland Athletics' Rickey Henderson, Major League Baseball's all-time base stealing leader who was recently inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, lifts second base during a ceremony in which his number was retired prior to the start of the MLB American League baseball game between the...
View Photo »Oakland Athletics' Rickey Henderson, Major League Baseball's all-time base stealing leader who was recently inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, points to his former teammates as he walks the record carpet toward second base during a ceremony in which his number was retired prior to t...
View Photo »Oakland Athletics' Rickey Henderson, Major League Baseball's all-time base stealing leader who was recently inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, holds a gold-colored copy of second base during a ceremony in which his number was retired prior to the start of the MLB American League bas...
View Photo »Oakland Athletics' Rickey Henderson, Major League Baseball's all-time base stealing leader who was recently inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, poses for a photo after his number was retired prior to the start of the MLB American League baseball game between the Oakland Athletics and...
View Photo »Oakland Athletics' Rickey Henderson, Major League Baseball's all-time base stealing leader who was recently inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, returns second base to its spot during a ceremony in which his number was retired prior to the start of the MLB American League baseball gam...
View Photo »Former Major League Baseball player Rickey Henderson speaks as he is inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame during ceremonies in Cooperstown, New York July 26, 2009.
View Photo »Former Major League Baseball player Rickey Henderson's daughters (L-R) Adrianna, Alexis and Angela pose for a photograph before National Baseball Hall of Fame Induction ceremonies for Henderson in Cooperstown, New York July 26, 2009.
View Photo »Former Major League Baseball player Rickey Henderson's family sings "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" during National Baseball Hall of Fame Induction ceremonies for Henderson in Cooperstown, New York July 26, 2009.
View Photo »Former Major League Baseball players Rickey Henderson (L) and Jim Rice wait for a television interview after being inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame Induction in Cooperstown, New York July 26, 2009.
View Photo »Newly inducted members of the National Baseball Hall of Fame Rickey Henderson (L) and Jim Rice pose for photographs with their plaques following ceremonies in Cooperstown, New York July 26, 2009.
View Photo »Oakland Athletics' Rickey Henderson (L), Major League Baseball's all-time base stealing leader who was recently inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame, is embraced by former teammate Mike Norris during a ceremony in which Henderson's number was retired prior to the start of the MLB Ameri...
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@veronicamarche the third person. You're like a natural-haired Rickey Henderson. Awesome.
- CJStarchild 1 hour ago
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- sportsforyou 7 hours ago
michael dear has no presence on the internet. and rickey henderson, really?
- scottcgustafson 11 hours ago
Rickey Henderson Leadoff Legend 6 of 8 http://tinyurl.com/yhm7fb3
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