On Sunday, Rickey Henderson was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. He was joined by Jim Rice and Joe Gordon. You can see the video of Rickey Henderson getting inducted into the Hall of Fame at the end of this entry.
Said Henderson in his speech: “My journey as a player is complete. I am now in the class of the greatest players of all time, and at this moment I am very humbled.”
Henderson, now 50 years old, is the holder of many records including runs scored (2,295), steals (1,406), lead-off homers (81) and unintentional walks (2,129). He also holds …read more

On Monday, Rickey Henderson and Jim Rice were voted into baseball’s Hall of Fame after they received the required 75% of the vote. Henderson and Rice were two of an impressive list of potential Hall of Famers on the 2009 Hall of Fame ballot.
Henderson was able to get in on his first time on the ballot, while Rice got in on his final time on the ballot. They will be officially inducted into the Hall of Fame in July in Cooperstown, New York.
Here is the final voting numbers for the 2009 Hall of Fame:
Rickey Henderson – 511 votes …read more

On Monday, we will find out which players go enough votes to make it into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Although Rickey Henderson is a lock, there is a lot of Hall of Fame worthiness discussions surrounding all the other players. Who do we think will make it into Cooperstown?
Players Who Will Be In The Hall
Bert Blyleven
Andre Dawson
Rickey Henderson
Tim Raines
Players Who Won’t Be In The Hall
Harold Baines
Jay Bell
David Cone
Ron Gant
Mark Grace
Tommy John
Don Mattingly
Mark McGwire
Jack Morris
Dale Murphy
Jesse Orosco
Dave Parker
Dan Plesac
Jim Rice
Lee Smith
Alan Trammell
Greg Vaughn
Mo Vaughn
Matt Williams