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One of the most notable traits Floyd observed in Henderson was his routine. The seasoned outfielder had a laid-back approach, often showing up without a rigid stretching schedule, which was atypical for many athletes in the league. Instead, Floyd described a typical scene where Henderson would play cards until just before game time. This unconventional routine not only highlighted Henderson's confidence in his abilities but also brought a relaxed vibe to the clubhouse.

Floyd recalls the All-Star Game, where other players were hyped and ready, while Henderson took a nap in the back. This juxtaposition of energy levels served as a reminder of how differently each player approaches the game, yet it was also a testament to Henderson's experience and composure under pressure.