No matter how they did it, though, few players frightened opposing pitchers more than the two newest members of the baseball Hall of Fame.
Henderson and Rice were elected in balloting announced yesterday by the Baseball Writers' Association of America, vastly different stars now headed to Cooperstown together.
Henderson zipped in on his first try, Rice with a final swing. Henderson played for nine teams, Rice only one. Henderson built his game around speed, Rice a powerful stick.
"Rickey could...
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