Now, scroll with us as we say goodbye to big-league baseball in Oakland. In case you missed ... his plaque in Cooperstown bears an A's cap. They weren't just his first team -- drafting him from ...

It’s nearly too much to bear. It’s one thing for Oakland to ... And with him goes perhaps the single most extraordinary vessel of Oakland baseball history. It might sound strange, but I ...

Rickey Henderson, the legendary Major League Baseball star who played the lion’s share of his career in his hometown of Oakland with the A’s, passed away on Friday, Dec. 20, his family ...

His impact on the A’s, on Oakland, and on baseball is immeasurable ... Henderson turned a stint with the independent league Newark Bears into a 30-game run with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

So, on a rainy day in the East Bay, baseball royalty gathered inside Oakland Arena ... bedroom around 2 a.m., toting two giant teddy bears, one in each arm. He’d won them at a carnival game ...

This moment of finality was too much to bear for many of the fans and ... He also revealed the inevitable: Major League Baseball is gone from Oakland. And it’s not coming back.