Pete Rose was a Major League Baseball player for 24 years, most of them with the Cincinnati Reds, for whom he also managed. He holds the Major League record for most games played and most at-bats.
For me, it will always be about the shoes. For everyone else, it is probably Sept. 11, 1985. Ultimately, it is all about 14 − Pete Rose, the Hit King − who passed away Sept. 30 at 83.
Bartlett Giamattistill reverberates: "The matter of Mr. Rose is now closed." Those words, which cemented Pete Rose's lifetime ban for gambling on the team he managed, landed like a gavel in August ...
“I’m quiet right now, but once I’m inside — this guy ... I was 4 years old and just always loved Pete Rose. As I grew up, I always wore No. 14. I remember standing in front of the mirror ...
The Reds plan to honor Rose on “Pete Rose Day” when they play the Chicago White Sox on May 14 with first pitch planned for 7:14 p.m., also in homage to his No. 14. Read full article ...
We can't do anything about it. Things could change down the road, of course, but for now: Pete Rose is still ineligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame. How about Barry Bonds and/or Roger Clemens?
Thousands of fans streamed into Great American Ball Park despite steady rain on Sunday to pay respects to Pete Rose, baseball's career hits leader, who died Sept. 30 at the age of 83.The 14-hour ...
Pete Rose left an indelible mark on baseball and the city of Cincinnati. The Enquirer is looking back at his legacy with wall art, special editions and a coffee table book, all ready to be gifted ...
traffic underneath the bridge will now be reopened.In a press release issued Saturday, the Ohio Department of Transportation said that Pete Rose Way, the street next to where the fire initially ...