Oakland Athletics fans are still reeling from the fact the Major League Baseball team will no longer play a game locally. Now, fans from across the Bay Area are gathering at the Coliseum to mourn the death of baseball legend Rickey Henderson.

The A's have compiled statements from numerous parties in the organization, as well as one from the family of Rickey Henderson following his passing at the age

Henderson wasn’t just one of the greatest to play baseball — as he once acknowledged about himself. He was certifiably cool, radiating with the swagger Oaklanders see in themselves and

Oakland-raised superstar Rickey Henderson played for the Athletics in parts of 14 seasons during his Hall of Fame career.

Oakland Athletics baseball Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson died Friday at age 65, the team and family said on Saturday.

When you see Rickey Henderson, I don’t care when, the score’s already 1-0,” former A’s teammate Mitchell Page said. “If he’s with you, that’s great. If he’s not, you won’t

A's fans grieving the team's departure to Sacramento are now mourning the loss of the Oakland native who became a baseball legend.