Attended John T. Morgan (Ala.) Academy…Named the Gatorade Alabama Baseball Player of the Year as a senior in 2019…Was a three-year letter winner in basketball (forward) and a one-year letter winner in football (quarterback)...Before signing with the Orioles, was committed to Auburn University (Ala.), where his older brother, Jackson, played...Married his wife, Katherine Lee, in November 2025...His dad built a baseball field behind their house when he was growing up…Used his signing bonus to build a batting cage on his parents' property...His whole family cheers for the Auburn Tigers, but his mom grew up an Alabama fan...Enjoys hunting in the offseason...Has a German wirehaired pointer named Chief...One of his favorite things about being home is his mom's cooking...In the offseason, he helps train his younger brother, Cade, who also plays baseball.
2025
Hit .274/.349/.438 (158-for-577) with 34 doubles, five triples, 17 homers, 85 runs, 68 RBI, 62 walks (6 IBB), seven hit-by-pitches and 30 steals in 154 games after beginning the season on the 10-day Injured List (right intercostal strain)...Stole a career-high 30 bases, and on 9/26 at NYY, at 24 years, 89 days old, became the youngest player in O's history (since 1954) to reach 30 stolen bases, a mark previously held by Don Baylor, who was 24 years, 92 days old when he swiped his 29th, 30th and 31st stolen bases on 9/28/73 (G2) vs. CLE...Became the sixth Oriole (10th occurrence) in franchise history (since 1954) to record 30+ doubles and 30+ steals in a season, joining Cedric Mullins (2021-22), Jonathan Villar (2019), Nate McLouth (2013), Brian Roberts (2006-09) and Delino DeShields (2000)...Hit .342 (39-for-114) with runners in scoring position, the ninth-highest mark in team history (min. 100 AB), including the highest clip since Adam Jones (.361 AVG) in 2017...Recorded three games with one-plus triple and one-plus home run, tied for the MLB lead with DET Kerry Carpenter, COL Mickey Moniak, and LAD Shohei Ohtani…The three such games were the most by an Oriole in franchise history (since 1954)...From 6/5-20, hit safely in a career-high-tying 14 straight games (also 6/6-21/24)...On 6/30 at TEX, drove in all four of his runs in extra innings, becoming the first Oriole in team history (since 1954) with four RBI in extra innings without hitting a grand slam...On 7/10 (G1) vs. NYM, hit his first career pinch-hit homer, recording the first go-ahead pinch-hit home run in the eighth inning or later by an Oriole since Hyun Soo Kim (9/28/16 at TOR)...On 7/26 vs. COL, became the first Oriole with two doubles in an inning since Brian Roberts on 7/19/08 vs. DET (third inning), and the first Oriole with two extra-base hits in a frame since Chris Davis on 6/28/16 at SD (sixth inning; 2B, HR)...From 7/26-8/9, scored a run in eight straight home games, the longest streak by an Oriole since Aubrey Huff (nine G, 5/9-29/09)...From 8/9-14, recorded an extra-base hit in a career-high five straight games...On 9/17 at CWS, stole a career-high three bases, becoming the first Oriole to accomplish the feat since Jonathan Villar (three SB, 8/30/19 at KC).
2024
Spent the entire season on the active roster for the second straight year...Batted .281/.364/.529 (177-for-630) with 31 doubles, seven triples, 37 home runs, 118 runs scored, 92 RBI, 78 walks (1 IBB), seven hit-by-pitches and 21 stolen bases in 159 games...Finished fourth in the American League MVP voting with 229 points, the best finish by an Oriole since Manny Machado (also fourth) in 2015 and the most points since Chris Davis (232) in 2013...Voted the Louis M. Hatter Most Valuable Oriole by members of the local media for the second straight season; became the 14th Oriole to earn the honor multiple times and the eighth to do so in at least two straight seasons, along with Adam Jones (2011-12), Eddie Murray (five, 1981-85), Rafael Palmeiro (1995-96), Jim Palmer (1972-73), Boog Powell (1969-70), Cal Ripken, Jr. (1990-91) and Frank Robinson (1966-67)...Was the O's nominee for the MLBPAA Heart and Hustle Award...Set the O’s record for home runs by a shortstop, surpassing Cal Ripken, Jr. (1991) and Miguel Tejada (2004), who both hit 34...Finished fifth in MLB with 8.0 fWAR, the best mark by an O’s player since Cal Ripken, Jr. set the club record with 10.6 in 1991; he’s the fifth Oriole (seventh occurrence) to finish with an fWAR of at least 8.0, along with Ripken, Jr. (3x; 10.6, 1991; 9.8, 1984, & 8.5, 1983), Brooks Robinson (8.1, 1964), Frank Robinson (8.2, 1966) and Jim Gentile (8.0, 1961)...Also ranked among AL leaders in walks (third), runs scored (fourth), triples (T-4th), total bases (T-4th, 333), hits (sixth), home runs (sixth), extra-base hits (T-6th, 75), OPS (seventh, .893), on-base percentage (eighth) and slugging percentage (eighth)...His 118 runs scored were the most by an Oriole since Roberto Alomar set the club record with 132 in 1996; tied for the fourth-highest run total in O’s history (since 1954) with Al Bumbry (1980), trailing Alomar, Frank Robinson (122, 1966) and Cal Ripken, Jr. (121, 1983)...Has scored 100 runs in back-to-back seasons, becoming the sixth Oriole to do so, along with Manny Machado (two, 2015-16), Adam Jones (two, 2012-13), Brian Roberts (three, 2007-09), Brady Anderson (two, 1995-96) and Ripken, Jr. (three, 1983-85)...Started the All-Star Game for the AL at shortstop, the first Oriole to do so since Machado in 2018; participated in the Home Run Derby and hit 11 first-round homers, but was eliminated...Hit 10 leadoff homers, second in MLB behind Philadelphia’s Kyle Schwarber, who set the MLB record with 15; the 10 were the second most by an Oriole in one year behind Brady Anderson (12) in 1996...Became the youngest player in MLB history to hit 10 home runs before May 1; the 10 homers before May were tied for the second most in Orioles history (since 1954) with Frank Robinson (1969), behind only Brady Anderson (11, 1996)...Won AL Player of the Month in March/April; slashed .291/.356/.624 (34-for-117) with three doubles, three triples, 10 home runs, 25 runs scored, 24 RBI, eight walks and six stolen bases in 29 games; tied for the MLB lead in homers, led the AL in slugging and total bases (73), and tied for second in the AL in triples, extra-base hits (16), and runs scored...Launched two home runs onto Eutaw Street (6/2 vs. TB & 8/14 vs. WSH), his second and third of his career (also 6/11/23 vs. KC)...Homered in four straight games from May 17-20 for the first time in his career...Hit safely in a career-high 14 straight games from June 6-21;slashed .361/.435/.721 (22-for-61) during that stretch...Had a career long 36-game on-base streak from May 22 to June 29, the longest by an O’s batter since Nick Markakis’ 38-game streak from July 5 to Aug. 18, 2009; the streak was tied for the second longest in 2024 with Philadelphia's Alec Bohm, behind New York-AL's Aaron Judge (37 G)...Notched a season-high four hits on July 19 at Texas, tying a career best (3x, 7/6/23 at NYY & 8/20/23 at OAK)...Won AL Player of the Week on Aug. 8, his second such honor (6/11/23)...Tripled to break up a no-hitter with two outs in the ninth inning off Tyler Holton on Sept. 13 at Detroit.
2023
Slashed .255/.325/.489 (143-for-560) with 29 doubles, nine triples, 28 home runs, 100 runs, 82 RBI, 56 walks (one IBB) and 10 stolen bases in 150 games (143 starts) with the O’s...Unanimously voted the BBWAA American League Rookie of the Year becoming the first unanimous winner in Orioles history. Became the first Orioles winner since Gregg Olson (1989) and seventh overall joining Cal Ripken, Jr. (1982), Eddie Murray (1977), Al Bumbry (1973), Curt Blefary (1965) and Ron Hansen (1960)...Voted MLB Players Choice AL Outstanding Rookie and Baseball Digest/eBay AL Rookie of the Year...Earned his first AL Silver Slugger at the utility position, becoming the first O's rookie to win the award...Named to to Baseball America's Major League All-Rookie Team and Baseball Digest/eBay's MLB Rookie All-Star Team...Voted the winner of the 2023 Louis M. Hatter Most Valuable Oriole Award by members of the local media who cover the team on a regular basis. Became the fourth rookie to be named the winner of the award since its inception in 1954 joining RHP Gregg Olson (1989), RHP Rodrigo López (2002) and C Adley Rutschman (2022)...Set O’s rookie records with 66 extra-base hits, 100 runs, 6.3 bWAR and a .489 slugging percentage. Became the fourth rookie to lead the Orioles in runs, joining Cal Ripken, Jr. (90, 1982), Willie Tasby (69, 1959) and Tito Francona (62, 1956)...Became the fourth AL rookie since 2002 to score 100 runs, joining NYY's Aaron Judge (128, 2017), LAA's Mike Trout (129, 2012) and DET's Austin Jackson (103, 2010)...Became the first rookie in team history and 20th in MLB history with 20+ doubles, 5+ triples, 20+ homers and 10+ steals...Led MLB rookies in bWAR (6.3), home runs (28) and extra-base hits (66) and led AL rookies in fWAR (4.6), triples (nine), runs (100), RBI (82) and total bases (274)...Led the Orioles with 13 DRS (10 at SS, 3 at 3B) per Sports Info Solutions...Was the third O’s rookie with 25+ doubles and 25+ homers, joining Cal Ripken, Jr. (1982) and Eddie Murray (1977)...His 210 hard-hit balls were the fourth-most by an Oriole in the pitch-tracking era (since 2008)...His three go-ahead homers in the seventh inning-or-later were tied with Cal Ripken, Jr. (1982), Ron Hansen (1960) and Tito Francona (1956) for the most by an O’s rookie...Appeared on his first Opening Day roster...Graduated from prospect status on 4/5. Entered the 2023 season ranked as the No. 1 overall prospect according to Baseball America, Baseball Prospectus, ESPN, FanGraphs and MLB Pipeline...Became the fifth Oriole since 2000 with at least 10 walks through his first 10 games of the season and the first since Chris Davis in 2016. His six walks through the team’s first three games were tied for the most in O’s history with Cal Ripken, Jr. in 1985...Nine of his 17 hits in May went for extra bases (4-2B, 2-3B, 3 HR)...Mashed a three-run home run in the seventh inning on 6/11 vs. KC that traveled 462 feet and landed on Eutaw Street, the first such homer of his career. Marked the 120th Eutaw Street homer in ballpark history and 57th by an Oriole...Named the AL Player of the Week on 6/12. Slashed .526/.550/1.053 (10-for-19) with one double, three home runs, five runs, six RBI, one walk and two stolen bases in five games during the period from 6/5-11. Became the first Oriole to earn the honor since Ryan Mountcastle from 5/31-6/6/21...Slugged his first career grand slam on 6/13 vs. TOR becoming the 17th rookie in O’s history (since 1954) to hit a grand slam and the first since Ryan Mountcastle on 5/22/21 at WSH...Hit a bases-clearing triple on 6/28 vs. CIN...Marked the second bases-loaded triple by an O’s batter this year (Santander, 5/30 vs. CLE) and the fastest home-to-third time (11.43 sec) by an O’s batter in 2023 per Statcast...Named AL Rookie of the Month for June, his first career monthly honor. Slashed .320/.354/.640 (24-for-75). Led AL rookies for the month in homers (six), RBI (16), slugging and OPS (.994) and ranked among AL rookies in total bases (second, 48), extra-base hits (T-second, 11), triples (T-second, 1) and batting average (third)...Went 4-for-7 with two homers, three runs and five RBI on 7/6 at NYY. Set career highs in hits and RBI and tied career bests with four times on base and runs scored. Notched his first career leadoff home run and logged first multi-homer game. Became the youngest O’s batter (22-007) with two homers since Manny Machado (20-082) on 9/26/12 vs. TOR and the youngest on the road since Eddie Murray (21-219) on 10/1/77 at BOS...Tallied an XBH in four straight games from 7/29-8/1, tied for the longest such streak of his career (also: 9/13-17/22)...Finished a single shy of the cycle on 8/20 at OAK, going 4-for-5 with two doubles, one triple, one home run, three runs and two RBI. According to MLB.com’s Sarah Langs, it marked the 44th individual game in MLB history with multiple doubles, a triple and a home run and the first such game since NYM’s David Wright on 6/23/13 at PHI. At 22 years and 52 days old, Henderson was the second-youngest player with such a game after DET’s Al Kaline (21-194) on 6/30/56 at KC. Became just the second Oriole to post such a stat line, along with Don Baylor on 4/6/73 vs. MIL...Owned a career-high 11-game hitting streak from 8/14-26...Selected as the winner of the Electric Play of the Week presented by Chevrolet for his basket catch and assist on 9/1 at ARI...Hit his second career leadoff homer (also: 7/6/23 at NYY) and 28th long ball of the season on 9/26 vs. WSH. Drove in his 100th career RBI with the blast. Became the first O’s rookie with multiple leadoff home runs in a season since Cedric Mullins (2018)...Made his postseason debut, starting all three games of the ALDS vs. TEX and going 6-for-12 with a home run, three runs scored, two RBI and a walk...Launched his first career postseason home run in Game 2 of the ALDS vs. TEX, becoming the youngest Oriole (22-101) to homer in the playoffs since Manny Machado (20-096) on 10/10/12 at NYY (ALDS G3). Became the third O's rookie to homer in the postseason, joining Machado and Ryan Flaherty (also 10/10/12 at NYY - ALDS G3).
2022
Began the season with Double-A Bowie; transferred to Triple-A Norfolk on 6/6; had contract selected by Baltimore on 8/31...Batted .297/.416/.531 (121-for-407) with 24 doubles, seven triples, 19 home runs, 101 runs, 76 RBI, 79 walks, nine hit-by-pitches and 22 stolen bases in 112 games between Double-A Bowie and Triple-A Norfolk; ranked second in the minors in runs at time of promotion...Hit for the cycle with Norfolk on 6/28 vs. Gwinnett, a day before his 21st birthday, becoming the first Tides batter since Timo Perez on 6/9/00 to hit for the cycle and the first Norfolk batter to hit the cycle since the club became an Orioles affiliate in 2007...Made his MLB debut on 8/31 at CLE; at 21 years, 63 days, was the youngest player to make their debut for the Orioles since Dylan Bundy (19-313) on 9/23/12 and youngest position player since Manny Machado (20-034) on 8/9/12; became the fourth player and first left-handed hitter in O's history (since 1954) to homer in his debut (last: Jonathan Schoop, 9/25/12 vs. TOR) and the youngest player in franchise history to hit a home run in his debut; became the 21st player in Orioles history to record at least two hits in his debut...Became the first player in franchise history to start each of his first three MLB games at three different positions (3B, SS, 2B), per the Elias Sports Bureau...At the time of his debut, was the youngest player on any MLB team's 40-man roster...Became one of five players in O's history with at least 24 hits in his first 20 career games and one of six players with at least 15 RBI in his first 20 games...Homered and reached base four times on 9/26 at BOS; became the youngest O's player (21-089) to reach base four times with a home run since Boog Powell (21-007) on 8/24/62 (G2) vs. NYY...Named the Baseball America Minor League Player of the Year and MLB Pipeline Hitting Prospect of the Year...Selected to the 2022 SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game on 7/16 at Dodger Stadium; batted leadoff and finished 0-for-1 with a walk and two runs for the American League...Earned Eastern League Player of the Week with Bowie twice; batted .529/.600.765 (9-for-17) with one double, one homer, five runs, four RBI, two walks, one hit-by-pitch and four stolen bases in five games from 5/3-5/8; slashed .476/.500/.857 (10-for-21) with three doubles, one triple, one home run, three runs, seven RBI, one walk and one hit-by-pitch in five games from 5/31-6/5...Named Orioles Minor League Player of the Month for May; hit .333/.462/.617 (27-for-81) with seven doubles, two triples, four home runs, 23 runs, 16 RBI, 19 walks, two hit-by-pitches and six stolen bases in 24 games, all with Bowie...Enters the 2023 season as the No. 1 overall prospect according to Baseball America, Baseball Prospectus, ESPN, FanGraphs, and MLB Pipeline.
2021
Participated in the team's Fall Instructional League camp at the Ed Smith Stadium complex in Sarasota, Fla...Finished the year ranked as the Orioles No 4 prospect according to MLB Pipeline...Appeared in 105 games between Low-A Delmarva, High-A Aberdeen and Double-A Bowie, where he finished the year...Slashed .258/.350/.476 (103-for-399) with 17 home runs, 28 doubles, 74 RBI and 68 runs scored in his first full season of professional baseball...Hit .312/.369/.574 (44-for-141) with eight home runs, 11 doubles, and 39 RBI in 35 games with Low-A Delmarva before being promoted to High-A Aberdeen...Named the Low-A East Player of the Month in May, slashing 313/.391/.613 with a Low-A East league-leading 30 RBI over 20 games; he tallied three five-RBI games in the month...Named the Low-A East Player of the Week for the week of May 10-16 going 10-for-23 (.435) with four doubles, a home run, 13 RBI and seven runs scored...Named a non-roster invitee for Major League Spring Training.
2020
Participated in the team's Fall Instructional League camp at the Ed Smith Stadium complex in Sarasota, Fla....Spent the season at the Alternate Training Site at Double-A Bowie... Entered the season ranked as the No. 7 Orioles prospect, according to Baseball America.
2019
Began his professional career with the GCL Orioles...Appeared in 29 games, slashing .259/.331/.370 (28-for-108) with eight extra-base hits...Made 21 starts at shortstop.
