FOX Sports’ Joel Klatt Shares an AWESOME Rickey Henderson Story | The Rich Eisen Show | 5/10/21

[@El-MisterRD]

Who's here after he passed away! R.I.P legend.🙏🏻😇😢

[@Mario-Loco683]

Great Story

[@7beachbum]

R.I.P. Rickey Henderson I hope Joel tells this story on his podcast.

[@coreysmorgan8488]

Rickey loves stories about Rickey being Rickey

[@BluBlu111]

Rickey was like a machine.

[@edwardshaw1743]

Ricky Henderson is a real-life person but he seems fictional

[@briantruth1463]

He and Bo Jackson have a ora about them.

[@saviorself1164]

His stories are legendary. He's his generation's Yogi Berra

[@StrangeDesign95]

The most amazing thing I ever saw was Rickey HOF induction. Never spoke about himself. Thanked everyone. A very proud man.

[@cesarbriones2419]

You’re missed Rickey

[@BoricuaGuerrero401]

Real Comic Character😊😊

[@amplifiedman]

Ricky Henderson was a amazing baseball player I loved watching him growing up..👍

[@kdiamond3623]

I was watching this video listening with ear buds. My wife asked me what I was watching because my facial expressions were so funny. 🙃 Great story.

[@quincee3376]

RIP Rickey . Thanks for helping the Blue Jays repeat in 93. Thanks for entertaining baseball fans. Gone too soon.

[@seacliffgirl321]

As an A's fan, it's my duty to remind you how he DESTROYED the Jays in 1989. He may have been traded to the Jays, but his HEART was in OAKLAND. RIP RICKEY.💚💛💚💛💚💛💚

[@kuxika94]

Joel’s the best bruh

[@kurtsmith5101]

Here after his passing and Klatt’s story just adds to the legend - RIP Rickey

[@basementcardcollector]

So good!! Rickey is an American Icon!! An All Timer!!!

[@GuitarlordJohnBurton]

Damn it I love this story.

[@sarcasticone1489]

Love Rickey Henderson. Went to many games during the bash brothers years. Bleacher seats were $1.

[@melotone3305]

I get the distinct impression that Rickey could be super cool and funny.....and not be aware of it at all. And that may have been a big part of his secret sauce. That maybe he had enough detachment from others that he could nurture that inner space and keep it balanced. I think that's what helped his longevity and ability to perform for multiple teams.

[@scottstodelle8857]

Rip Sean Burroughs

[@KHLB516]

Dude Rickey knew he was getting on so he was letting on deck know in advance

[@hawlikd]

Ricky contributed to the Toronto Blue Jays and it's World Series win playing leadoff hitter.

[@seacliffgirl321]

He also singlehandedly DESTROYED the Jays in 1989. He went BACK to Oakland as soon as he could. That's where his HEART was. RIP RICKEY. 💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚

[@bencromwell707]

RIP King Ricky👑

[@timsparks1858]

Oakland As #35 & #24 Always!

[@trickshottim]

Nobody does the toe tapping anymore. Ricky, Jimmy Connors and Aaron Krickstein are athletes I remember doing it.

[@hockeyfan93]

Ricky was a beauty!

[@hawlikd]

Ricky had style and panache, and in the 3rd Person.

[@ARMY-ep6fz]

RIP Ricky

[@jimsliverootsculturemusic]

when does the part about rickey start?

[@jamesrice1281]

Ricky's scared everyone

[@mikec886]

Rook

[@r3tr0actiongamer24]

The story would have been better without them laughing through it

[@Hazztech]

I don't get it

[@SouthernSkeptic]

Bruh...

[@AccentShmaccent]

maybe when you're older

[@BurnNotice2023]

He wanted to see pitches so he could time his jump on the steal, once he gets on 2nd then swing away with runner in scoring position

[@stevendollahite476]

Ricky national treasure

[@DN-nk1xt]

Damn you were a power hitter at 6'2", 205 and have 3 homers in 2 short seasons? I think Ricky was guess your total career homers!!!! JJ!!!