CLEVELAND, Ohio — Pete Rose is back in baseball’s good graces – at least technically. In a decision that has sent shockwaves through the baseball world, Commissioner Rob Manfred announced ...

The long saga of Pete Rose’s betting on baseball goes back over 40 years, taking multiple twists and turns before finally reaching its latest end point: Rose’s reinstatement to baseball.

Marty Brennaman, the longtime voice of the Cincinnati Reds, is happy that Pete Rose is now eligible for the Hall of Fame. He’s not happy about the timing. Brennaman, who called the Reds from ...

Pete Rose, a 17-time All-Star, had 4,256 hits and holds records for games (3,562) and plate appearances (15,890). Rose was the 1973 National League MVP and played on three World Series-winning teams.

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Besides, what mattered most to Rose’s family and fans on this day is what the past day meant for the next three years. “It’s great,” Pete Rose Jr. said, “just to have the opportunity.

He applied for reinstatement numerous times over the years before his death last September.A member of Cincinnati's Big Red Machine, Rose is the all-time MLB leader in hits (4,256), games played ...

With Rose’s reinstatement, he is now eligible to be voted into the Hall of Fame, which would be judged by the Classic Baseball Era Committee, which is set to meet in December 2027.