Tim Kurkjian recounts the life and complicated legacy of MLB’s all-time hits leader Pete Rose, who died at the age of 83.
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To me, Pete Rose defines Baseball more than anyone. He was a great player, he played with heart, grit and determination. Pete Rose gave a damn. He loved Baseball and it showed.
They should have put Pete in the Hall of Fame. Hell a lot of guys bet and still do… He got caught
Put the man in the Hall of Fame are you kidding me? He’s the greatest hitter of all time yet. We’re OK with Shohei interpreter taking the fall on his his “betting”
Now that he is gone….he belongs !
Should be ashamed! Making money off him aftee death but not once came out and petitioned in his favor to be allowed into the hall. The MLB is a POS for it. And eveyone else is for doing shi like this. They better never let him in the hall now cause if they do it now its gonna be a slap in the face