Rickey Henderson, a member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and an iconic former player for the Athletics, died on Friday, a source with the franchise told KCRA. Henderson, who was 65 years old, holds Major League Baseball's all-time record for stolen bases with 1,406. He earned American League MVP honors in 1990 and is also a two-time World Series champion (Oakland A's 1989; Toronto Blue Jays 1993).Nicknamed the "Man of Steal", Henderson played 14 of his 25 seasons in the MLB with the Oakland A's and is recognized as one of the greatest players in franchise history. The Athletics provided a statement on the death of Henderson:Rickey Henderson is one of the greatest baseball players of all time. His on-field accomplishments speak for themselves, and his records will forever stand atop baseball history. He was undoubtedly the most legendary player in Oakland history and made an indelible mark on generations of A’s fans over his 14 seasons wearing the Green and Gold. For those who knew him personally, Rickey was much more than a franchise icon and a Baseball Hall of Famer. He was a friend and mentor to every player, coach, and employee who passed through the Oakland Coliseum or played a game on the field that came to bear his name. We are shocked and heartbroken by his passing. His loss will be felt not only by A’s fans but also by baseball fans around the world. The entire A's organization sends its sincere condolences to Rickey’s family and loved ones at this time.The team also provided a statement from Henderson's wife, Pamela Henderson:It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of my husband, Rickey Henderson. A legend on and off the field, Rickey was a devoted son, dad, friend, grandfather, brother, uncle, and a truly humble soul. Rickey lived his life with integrity, and his love for baseball was paramount. Now, Rickey is at peace with the Lord, cherishing the extraordinary moments and achievements he leaves behind.We are deeply grateful for the outpouring of love, support, and heartfelt memories from family, friends, and fans — all of which have brought immense comfort. We also extend our sincere gratitude to MLB, the Oakland A's, and the incredible doctors and nurses at UCSF who cared for Rickey with dedication and compassion. Your prayers and kindness mean more than words can express.In this difficult time, we kindly ask for your respect and privacy as we adjust to life without Rickey, holding on to the legacy he left for all of us.