If you’re as sad I am regarding Rickey Henderson’s passing. This highlight package is surely going to bring your spirits. He would want us to remember how great he was. #RIPRickeyHenderson

I don’t have the words yet … I loved Rickey dearly … All the nights at our house on High Street … Too much fun … (Teenagers) Rickey was the embodiment of inspiration … I’m gonna miss him immensely … A true Representative of The Town … Oakland’s Own … Love Rickey to

"One year, he drove me in 79 times. Did you hear what I said? Seventy-nine times. He would do anything to get me in. You'd have to throw the ball over Don Mattingly's head, for him not to get Rickey in. Dave Winfield used to get mad at him. He'd say, `Now, you ain't the only one

Rickey Henderson loved the Metrodome…hit 12 HRs, 44 RBIs & had 59 stolen bases there. All are career highs for any road park he played at. #RIP

2004: No MLB team wanted Rickey. So he signed with the Newark Bears & in 405 PAs at age 45 he hit .281/.462/.436 with 37 stolen bases in 39 attempts.

Rickey held a special place in Junior’s heart 💙

A reporter asked Rickey Henderson if Ken Caminiti’s estimate that 50% of Major League players were taking steroids was accurate. His response was, "Well, Rickey’s not one of them, so that’s 49 percent right there."

Erin States's parents were season ticket holders with seats in the left field corner stands of the Oakland Coliseum. Erin was 5 in 1989 when he went to her first game, right after the Yankees traded Rickey back to the A's. She tried to get his attention but couldn't, so the next

Satchel Paige's windup is incredible to watch 😮

6/12/1993 At a countryside Kansai Derby game in Nagaoka, Buffaloes ace Hideo Nomo is taking a shutout into the 8th inning Then a 19 year old kid who came into the game batting around .100 spoiled it by hitting the first homer of his career His name? Ichiro Suzuki

Today in 1989, Tecmo Bowl was released for Nintendo and our lives were better because of it…

A question that needs to be debated and AT LEAST considered. This is for all you catching gurus, MLB Network guys, podcasters, coaches, and wouldn’t mind hearing from you pitchers on this subject. Best part of automated strike zone I see is a pitcher might regain a target!

Clayton Stivers MLB Network I guarantee you a pitcher would get more low strike calls when his eyes were able to exactly identify what the bottom of the zone is with a target than having to completely rely on muscle memory that gets him in the general vicinity. No target = soft focus = deep counts = XBH =

Yep. If catchers keep their target on location vs yanking it mid windup will go a long way with helping a pitchers visual. I’ve been on this horse for a while. Think about shooting a gun at a target. If you see the target through your scope and all of a sudden it disappears

Lance Berkman talks about the key to his development at 13 years old🔥🗣️Check out the full podcast on our YouTube! youtu.be/BxzmGU6oVWY?fe…

🚨 Skenes - Quantifying Success • 1st pitch strikes • 2/3 pitches for strikes • A result in 3 pitches or less ⭐️ Early action is a starting pitcher’s best friend. Attack the zone & stay in control of the count.

If you have a few minutes, make sure you watch Joon Lee take some hacks

There is more to the game than just throwing every pitch as hard as you can 🤷🏻‍♂️

Age is a case of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it don’t matter. Satchel Paige

"Hell, if I didn't drink drink or smoke, I'd win twenty games every year. It's easy when you don't drink or smoke or horse around." "The Chairman Of The Board" Whitey Ford To alleviate the pain in his left shoulder during the 1957 season, Ford spoke to his friend, Toots Shor,