Here is who the experts believe the Tigers will select with the No. 24 overall pick on Sunday: With the No. 24 overall pick, ...

Mark Hendrickson had a fascinating dual-sport career, being on the business end of an iconic Michael Jordan photo and allowing Ken Griffey, Jr.’s 600th home run.

Oh, and ladies, if you're interested in a 6-foot-9, three-million dollar man with well-groomed facial hair, Mark Hendrickson is single. More on Mark's baseball (and basketball!) career after the jump.

You could count on one hand the number of pro athletes with odder career paths than Mark Hendrickson: A 6'7" left-hander, he was drafted out of high school by the Braves in 1992, then again in ...

Mark Hendrickson was a dominant presence inside for the Washington State basketball team from 1992-96. (Dan Pelle/The Spokesman-Review) Buy this photo. Success seemed to follow ...

Mark Hendrickson bounced around the NBA for four years (in Kings jersey, left) but has found success as a pitcher, sporting a 5-1 record and 3.71 ERA for the Florida Marlins this year.

At 6-foot-9, Mark Hendrickson is one of the few athletes to play in both the NBA and Major League Baseball — and the only one to spend at least four seasons in each.

No, Mark Hendrickson's success pitching out of the bullpen is not a result of the lanky left-hander finally finding his calling. Hendrickson finds a source of relief - Los Angeles Times ...

DENVER — One mile, six feet, nine inches high. Mark Hendrickson was indeed a towering figure for the Dodgers, filling in for injured Jason Schmidt and pitching into the sixth inning of an 8-1 ...

With a 5-3 loss last night to San Francisco, the Los Angeles Dodgers' lead in the National League West has narrowed to one game over the Padres. The next… ...