Ken Henderson (born 1946) was a switch-hitting outfielder who logged 16 seasons across seven MLB clubs, debuting with the Giants at just 18. His best year came in 1974 with the White Sox, when he hit .292 with 20 home runs and 95 RBI in all 162 games. A well-traveled veteran, he finished with a .257 career average, 122 home runs, and 576 RBI over 1,444 games. Besides playing for the Giants and White Sox, Henderson logged some time with the Braves, Rangers, Mets, Reds, and Cubs.
Offered is game used Louisville Slugger that demonstrates some serious poundage (several ball marks/cleat marks) Model W215. Labeling dates from 1980-83. Comes out of a Bay area Game used collection that was sourced from the team.
