Pete Rose, Baseball’s Hit King, Leaves A Colorful And Controversial Legacy
Pete Rose, a great player with a controversial legacy, rewrote baseball history but reached Cooperstown only as a vendor selling his autograph. Rose, who died Sept. 30 at age 83, will be remembered as the career leader in hits (4,256) and 17-time All-Star who also managed his hometown Cincinnati Reds for five years.
While Rose is best remembered for his heroics in Cincinnati, he made his mark in Philadelphia with the Phillies.
Pete Rose left an indelible mark on baseball and the city. The Enquirer is looking back at his legacy in two special editions ...
Pete Rose was at a sports card show in Franklin, Tennessee, near Nashville on Sunday interacting with many of his fans before ...
Burrow's father Jimmy, shared the story on social media. "Friend of mine called one day and said I’m with someone that wants ...
Former Cincinnati Reds first baseman Tony Perez and Pete Rose developed a close friendship during their time together playing ...
Those who worked at the MLB icon's Boca and Boynton restaurants remember him as a kind-hearted, energetic and fun-loving ...
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