Mark Calitri interviews Pete Rose

Mark Calitri and Pete Rose, the "Hit King" discuss never before heard questions. Get up close and personal as the Hit King talks about life, winning, and even discusses Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus.

[@mattc9412]

I could listen to him talk for hours

[@jfrarex]

ya he is a great interviewer

[@DanDDirges]

I could listen Pete just ramble on all day long

[@mccown12]

One of my favorite athletes of all time, Pete Rose!

[@bretttownsend6495]

I love ya Pete me and my dad sat. And watched you play. That was a special time in my life the 70s

[@t.gerardrusso655]

Im 48 y.o. die hard Yankee fan from North jersey..i caught pete at the 2nd half of his career and basically since i never watched the Mets only saw pete thru say shows like TWIB ..Even at the the 2nd half or near end of his career Pete was better than 75% of the league..but what i really want to say here is how enjoyable it is listening to pete speak ..hes a natural ..down to earth ..great interviewee..doesnt suprise me he would speak to a prince or a pauper or treat them the same way..he really paid his dues and deserves to be in the HOF WOULD love to meet Pete and shoot the breeze for an hour over a couple cold ones it be a treat really!

[@roland7584]

He also spoke like this for years and years after Giamatti and Dowd presented their report and he denied ever betting on baseball and ever betting on the Reds. He was really smooth and really calm and collected about denying all of it. He'd have made a great Enron executive.

[@charlesmcfall6500]

I'll be 50 in January. I grew up playing little league from 1975-1983 in West Cobb County, Georgia. As far as I'm concerned, Pete Rose was the greatest player who ever played. I was able to see him play at Atlanta Fulton County Stadium a few times when he was with the Reds and then Philadelphia. If you were a kid playing little league in the seventies, how could you not want to emulate Mr. Rose! I could care less about his mistakes. Perhaps it's easier to forgive those you admired as a child.

[@MountainFisher]

I could be more forgiving of Pete Rose, but he had his chance, but he refused it. You ought to listen to Jonny Bench when he talks about why Rose shouldn't be allowed in the game. He was offered a suspension, the FBI was going to have the IRS drop his tax evasion case and the FBI said they'd get the NJ mobsters to forgive Rose's $500,000 debt and all he had to do was come clean and publicly apologize and go into rehab during his suspension. Well he thought he'd beat it and tried to bully Bart Giamatti, the Yale professor Commissioner of baseball, but instead he was banned for life and spent 5 months in federal prison for tax evasion. He never came 100% clean even in his book according to John Dowd who was the primary investigator against Rose. Rose did bet against his team by not betting when his worst pitchers were up to pitch and he kept them in the game too long. Here's an article on the investigation and betting on baseball wasn't the worst thing Rose did. www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2015/03/21/rose-investigator-pete-belong-game/25112355/

[@johnnyalldrin5135]

@@MountainFisher Perfectly said! Thank you for the link. Forgot all about it!

[@boogitybear2283]

I miss Fulton County Stadium and Riverfront! I’m from Nashville and we went to both venues quite often!

[@daw162]

@@MountainFisher not betting isn't the same thing as betting against.

[@MountainFisher]

@@daw162 It is in Rose' case. All the bookies knew if he did not bet for his team it was equivalent of betting against them. How did he bet for the Reds by not betting at all?

[@troutrunnerjh6535]

That hit me when he said his favorite athlete ever was his Dad. He played with or against over 25 hall of famers and to say his dad was awesome.

[@joechrow8341]

"Winning" has become a negative word to this generation of absolute sensitive little crybabies who are always DEEP into their feelings

[@n.larson5994]

Pete Rose is such an honest and likable man. Not sure the particulars of his gambling case. But he should be in the Hall of Fame. What’s great about Pete is that he’s OK with it. I love that he’s such a regular guy, but smart and interesting in all he says. And we just lost Dick Allen, who equally should have been in the HOF, first vote! I’d love to get Pete’s take on Allen as a player. I would bet he’d have a lot to say.

[@williamriffle8253]

I agree that both belong in the Hall of Fame. No one played harder or won more games than Pete Rose. And Dick Allen, who also was known as Richie Allen when he played for the Phillies, was one strong dude for his size. He won the American League MVP with the White Sox.

[@aa697]

Pete was brought up by a great father. They just don't make them like that anymore. Hard-nosed and old school is the best way.

[@mattc9412]

The best embassador for baseball ever

[@drophatmusic]

I fucking love Pete Rose 🌹 ♥! The greatest athlete baseball ⚾️ has ever seen. Charlie Hussle! What a legend!! Nice guy, too. The Hall Of Fame awaits you!

[@richardoki8320]

Great interview. What you said about how Pete treats everybody well is so true. And notice how he never says a bad thing about any particular person. Always positive.

[@roland7584]

He said plenty of bad things about the press that wanted answers, and he talked bad about Giamatti, Dowd and so many others during his years of denial. Johnny Bench knew that Rose was into some bad stuff back before this stuff ever hit the commissioner's office and yet Bench is looked upon as the bad guy for not having Pete's back. He's told the fans who want to uphold the integrity of the game to "get over it" when he is the one that couldn't get over it for years and years and looked us in the eye and lied to us. He bad mouthed the Reds after they retired his number and put him in the Reds Hall of Fame by saying all they did was use him. Give me a break. The guy did this all to himself and he's spoken bad to many people.

[@brianpruett114]

I pray Pete Rose is Saved because after I spend time with Jesus I'm going to see Pete Rose in Heaven !!!!

[@-brent-8675]

I'll go out on a limb and say he's not.

[@leehopwood869]

I agree.

[@leehopwood869]

@@-brent-8675 I spent the first 47 years of my life as a heathen. I'm 65 now. It took me a bottom in my life to 'see the light'. One thing I've learned is the ONLY person I can be certain about salvation is myself. I can be 99% sure that someone else is saved or not. I agree that Pete doesn't display the fruit of a relationship with Christ, but he can still hit a 'bottom'.

[@pete1759]

I hope to see him in Spaghetti Monster heaven by the beer volcano !

[@dskywalker3397]

Born in 67: Pete was/is my hero. 50 swings from each side in the front lawn with my Dad. Of course, I ended up a pitcher.

[@3ddiagnosis654]

No one is bigger than the sport itself.

[@tomsckay7point0]

meaningless statement. a sport is nothing but a set of arbitrary rules. it's a piece of machinery. baseball just happened to be very felicitously invented so it absorbed some culture. it's the culture and makeup of the people that make the sport and give it life. it's largely through taking sports too seriously that there isn't anything worth calling a culture to absorb anymore.

[@Ty91681]

This started playing by accident and it took me a while to realize what it was, despite having zero interest in baseball I actually enjoyed this for some reason.

[@scottclemens9245]

Pete Rose is everything that I remember that was great about America. He will be remembered as one of the greats.

[@toscodav]

Now thats an interviewer that sticks to the script.

[@MREGO872]

He had really good mentions.....❤

[@chewbacon1]

One bad choice should NOT define you!! The man played with a fire, a passion & unwavering drive to produce the best outcome possible. It's the BASEBALL HOF..... Not the morals hof!! Horor what the man did ON the field!!!!

[@roland7584]

He should have known better than to break a rule that will get an MLB employee put on a permanent ineligible list. It wasn't just one bad choice. He gambled for multiple years (not just 1987 as he says in this interview). One bet would be a bad choice. A week of betting would be a bad choice. Years of it is completely different. His next bad choice was not admitting it to Bart Giamatti when he was caught. His next bad choice was not taking the deal that MLB gave him to not get banned. He was given the choice to just admit it, take a suspension and get some rehab (even though in this interview he says as a gambler instead of a drug user or an abuser he didn't get to do rehab). His next bad choice was lying to the world that he never bet on baseball and that the report was wrong, his accusers in the report were bad guys, that Giamatti was wrong, that Dowd was wrong, that the press was wrong. His next bad choice was even after admitting it 15 years later, he still didn't admit to all of the evidence they had on him and thus he wasn't sincere in his apology. His next bad choice was lying that he bet on the Reds every single night, and that he stopped betting on baseball in 1987. See...lots of bad choices. He made his bed and now he has to go sleep in it with Joe Jackson and the others who are on this ineligible list. Don't blame baseball. Blame Pete for starting this in the first place.

[@joechrow8341]

"Ever see my girlfriend?" about Having Good eyes Sums up Petes personality...Can listen to him talk all day

[@markcalitri9243]

Check out Mark Calitri interviewing Pete Rose, The baseball legend better known as the "hit king"

[@scotttrexler6463]

Greatest of all time. Mlb open your heart and forgive

[@KnockOffBeingFat]

Thats a nice way of saying it. How about Stop Being Stupid and put him in the Hall?

[@brianpruett114]

Whether MLB likes it or NOT Mr. Rose is the hit King and loves Baseball more than MLB douche bag executives do!!!! God Bless Pete Rose.

[@dannycoker6439]

Brian Pruett Well Said...Brian!

[@aa697]

Pete is the greatest ambassador for the game of baseball ⚾️ ⚾️ ⚾️ bar none. It's a disgrace he is not in the Hall of Fame.

[@roland7584]

@@aa697 It's a disgrace that Pete bet on baseball when he was a player and a manager. He disrespected baseball. He disrespected the fans. He did this to himself. Baseball didn't do anything to him.

[@robbie192]

rose has been charged with multiple accusations of statutory rape...high school girls...his defense is 'I thought she was 16'....you can google it...but he has lied his whole life..to his family...lied about betting on baseball for 14 yrs...bet on his team 50 times in one summer...chose not to place bets on the reds when Soto pitched...a sign for gamblers to bet against the reds...what a great ambassador

[@softyme63]

He calls Carl Yastrzemski-YasCremski 😂

[@andrewdecker616]

Pete Rose MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS Most Career Hits 4,256 Most Games Played 3,562 Most AB’s 14,053 Most Singles 3,315 Most Total Bases Switch Hitter 5,752 Most Season 200 or more hits 10 Most Season 600 or more AB’s 17 Most Season 150 or more games played 17 Most Winning Games 1,972 5 hits or more in Games 10XS Only major league Player in History to Play 500 Games at 5 Positions 1B(969) 2B(634) 3B(634) LF(671) RF(595) Most 20 Games or more hitting streak 7XS Most Total Times on base 5,929 NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORDS Most Doubles 746 Longest Consecutive Game Hitting Steak (44 Games) 1978 1963 ROY 1973 NL MVP 1975 WS MVP 17X All star at 5 positions 1B,2B,3B,LF, &RF 3 X NL Batting Champ 1968-1969-1973 All Century Team 1900-2000 4 Hits or More in Games 73 Times Gold Glove 1969-1970 Most Extra Base Hits by Switch Hitter 1,041

[@stumarston6812]

Pete has the Just For Men going.

[@SPICY_BEAR]

4,256! 😎

[@lloydkline6946]

Switch hitter big advantage over ty cobb former hit king

[@kellyballaro7846]

"Not sure how many HOFers I played against but I am sure it was alot" #Pete Rose HOF

[@AFMMarcelD]

Baseball commissioner, please put this man Peter Edward Rose in the HOF before his time on Earth is up, for fuck's sake, he's been punished way too long.

[@cfdmedicambo68relf7]

Riccardo Verdecia Sr Yesssssss!!!!!!!! Put Pete Rose In H.O.F

[@dannycoker6439]

Riccardo Verdecia Sr Well Said Riccardo!

[@jude999]

"Bet on baseball" sounds bad coming from a player on the field. The rules are clear, and the game should not be compromised, the public should not be fooled.

[@leehopwood869]

Baseball needs to change the double standard and make the rules the SAME, for ALL illegal addictions, regardless what they decide they should be. THAT'S where the organization is 'out of order'.

[@bengaljam4550]

MLB is part owner of Draftkings. An online gambling website where you can bet on baseball games.

[@aa697]

Pete belongs in the Hall of Fame. Full stop. I don't get it. He is Mr. Baseball and its best promoter. Give this man his props. He paid his price for his mistake. Let him in!!!!

[@paulsummers2640]

What an interesting man

[@robstack3712]

Pete’s the BEST, I learned baseball by the way he played, maybe not as well but we tried the same

[@stepaushi]

27:00 "They put their pants on the same way you do." 🤣

[@jamesbingham1007]

If Pete Rose had a time machine, he would probably go back to the 1930's and play for the Detroit Tigers with Ty Cobb. Now, he'd also wanna get two dimes on the Philadelphia Athletics and take the Boston Bees to cover by a run. Nobody loves the game like Pete.

[@horaceball5418]

Ty Cobb did not play into the 1930's sir. And Ty Cobb finished his career with the Philadelphia Athletics (in the 1920's)

[@billbrown8166]

@@horaceball5418 LOL I was gonna say the same thing.

[@horaceball5418]

@@billbrown8166 I love base ball (two words) history. Ty Cobb was also not close to the racist morons say he was.

[@jeffrobdine]

@@horaceball5418 It did attack a handicapped man in the stands for heckling him, he was no angel !

[@horaceball5418]

@@jeffrobdine He had it coming for what he said....even Cobb's teammates \agreed...and Ty did not know he was handicapped until after the butt kicking which he richly deserved.

[@Cornbread.icetea]

Greatest ball player of my generation.

[@horaceball5418]

Johnny Lee Bench was more better

[@Cornbread.icetea]

Umm.... well.... ah heck with it I’ll let u slide😎

[@jeffrobdine]

@@horaceball5418 More better ?

[@Cornbread.icetea]

Charlie Hustle Forever🍒

[@horaceball5418]

@@jeffrobdine Yes Johnny Lee Bench was better player than Petey...don't forget defense.....and power.....

[@loadedfun4764]

Ole Charlie Hustle!

[@cherylfarmer6086]

Pete is not just my favorite baseball player of all time, he's my favorite player of any sport of all time. It's a travesty that Pete Rose is not in Baseball's Hall of Fame. Btw, who is the person doing the script for this video, LOL.

[@roland7584]

Pete Rose is the travesty. He is the one who disrespected the game. Don't ever forget that.

[@stevemineer2857]

@@roland7584Oh, get over yourself and quit polluting the message board.

[@roland7584]

@@stevemineer2857 Get over myself in what way? Pete Rose denied, denied, and denied, and blamed Dowd and Giamatti for a witch hunt which ultimately proved to be 100% correct. Pete has only himself to blame for not being in the Hall of Fame, and regardless of what anyone says on here, including me, he's not getting in no matter what.

[@tapay220]

HALL of FAME Pete Rose

[@rooster6057]

I'm a Pete Fan but, why don't people seem to understand the definition of 'LIFETIME BAN'??

[@bretttownsend6495]

I don’t care what Pete did PUT. PETE. ROSE. In THE. HALL OF. FAME

[@joeambrose3260]

Someone please tell Pete to drop the dye job, he would look great in gray

[@KnockOffBeingFat]

There is absolutely no reason to have DEAD HAIR. Just dont put on too dark of a color. Look as Young as you feel!

[@softyme63]

There’s no legal paper on clubhouse walls as far as I know that says do not take drugs, abuse alcohol, or batter your wife. I believe there is one on betting on baseball games.

[@joechrow8341]

What if the Sign said "No Sneezing during games" and a player Sneezed?....We going to act like that player is some MONSTER?...This is what Baseball has Trained and brainwashed everyone to think about Pete Rose...He should not have Bet on Baseball but stop acting like that Rule is the most horrible rule to break in Sports...Grow up already...He has been Punished his whole life since it happened...Some of these Pathetic Sports analysts and ex players hopping on top of their Soap Box screaming "A Rule is a Rule!!"...Cant stand these Phony ignorant people like them

[@downtownbobbybrown6237]

I could listen to Pete all day .He deserves a 2nd chance and by the way Pete ,Nascar or local stockcar racing is every bit a sport like the 4 ball and stick sports .

[@roland7584]

He was given 10000 second chances from 1989 until the mid 2000s to admit to all of us about what he did. Instead he blamed Giamatti, Dowd, baseball, the Reds, the media, his shady friends, and now he blames many of the fans too. He used up all his 2nd chances and now has to live with that for the rest of his and our lives.

[@downtownbobbybrown6237]

@@roland7584 So what, just let him back .Can u imagine what a financial shot in the arm it would be for upstate NY when they had his induction ,not to mention how it would pack any ballpark that he visited. Money talks and shit walks .

[@roland7584]

@@downtownbobbybrown6237 Just let him back? Pete did this to himself. He doesn't deserve to be brought back. He still denies the evidence and will never admit to everything he did. It's amazing so many people believe him when he's never been honest. Money surely talks and Pete will never be needed to make baseball money. They're doing just fine without him 30+ years later.

[@downtownbobbybrown6237]

@@roland7584 Being a resident of the Cooperstown / Cobleskill area we could use the money he could raise for our area ,Alot of these towns are ghost towns now and if he would be inducted it would be a tremendous ,did I say tremendous shot in the arm for our area .These rural buisnesses are suckin wind . He could help alot of poor folks that wouldn't give a rats ass if he gambled or what he did .Who cares !

[@roland7584]

@@downtownbobbybrown6237 The betting public cares. The poker industry itself and all its insiders took down online poker for the US by cheating and stealing the money. Baseball was almost dead because of the White Sox scandal in 1919. Pete Rose wasn't paying his bookies, and it was only a matter of time before they would have made him fix games. We haven't seen one case where someone else tried it since Pete Rose, and hopefully the game stays that way forever. If Cooperstown hasn't found innovative ways to make itself money, then it's time for the Hall of Fame to move somewhere else where our free market will allow some other innovators a chance to make the Hall profitable in some other town. If Pete Rose is the only savior for the town of Cooperstown, all I can say is they've made a horrible bet on its future.

[@movingman67]

We love you Pete!

[@user-dq5rx7bv3x]

16:46 Went to a Reds game this week, sat right behind the Brewers dugout and it looked to me that they were way to casual in their approach; lack of a businesslike approach to the game ..to me. The Reds have a rookie second baseman, India; He's out there playing with not one, but two, 27" necklaces hanging around his neck. I'm thinking, he thinks he's at a nite club, not playing for the Reds. Way too casual for me. Half the Brewers were making sure they stepped over the third base line when they took the field or heading for the dugout. Its like some kind of neurosis when half the team is concerned about stepping on the third base line. Do you think it ever crossed Pete's mind to wear a nite club necklace or that he might step on the third base line when he was taking the field ?

[@JuanHernandez-ry9dr]

Great ball player. Betting / gambling destroyed his legacy.

[@Mark-yy2py]

One of the best all time greatest living players- Mays, Aaron, Koufax, Bench, Rose.

[@paulburket]

The consistent and indisputable fact regardless of source or evidence was that Pete never bet against the Reds. Say what you will, but his actions did not compromise the integrity of the game actually being played on the field. Unlike the PED’s, super sticky substances, and illegally signaling batters which directly gave a competitive advantage to one player/team over another. Pete should’ve been suspended for three seasons then fully reinstated to manage. This did not happen for many reasons but it was clear the ‘powers that be’ had other plans for the Reds franchise. The ownership group that bought the reds in 1980 (and took them from 89 wins to four consecutive seasons averaging 69 wins) plotted to move the franchise til Marge Schott swooped in and bought controlling interest in 1985. She really pissed everyone off by turning the team around and lowering ticket/concession prices to a league low in her first year. They despised the fact she sat in the stands amongst the fans and had the nerve to bring her dog to the stadium. And when she won a World Series in 1990 (the year after Pete got banned) that was the last straw. They changed the HOF rules then cooked up racism and nazi sympathies to suspend ie eventually forcing her out of league. She sold it for $67m in 1999. It’s no mystery that the MLB ended a time honored tradition of Cincinnati being the first game of the year. It cannot be overstated how devastating it was to the franchise/city when losing Pete as our manager. He is one of the greatest baseball minds to ever live and would have served his hometown faithfully til the day he retired. Marge wouldn’t have had it any other way.. she lived for the people of the city. And she still serves them to this day through the endowment of her foundation ($500m+).

[@toddschneck6780]

I feel so sorry for Mr. Pete Rose. He has paid his penalty. Let him out of jail already.

[@mitchellstone9416]

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[@sacrimonius]

Loved Pete forever. I’m not a child trust me. He screwed up but the the HOF is not equitable.

[@axelsohn1454]

Is Pete Rose telling the truth about not having an opportunity to be reinstated? According to Johnny Bench, after Rose's betting was discovered and he was called on the carpet, he was offered the chance to admit to it with some other requirements like counseling young players in the minors not to bet, but he didn't accept that offer and instead said he thought he could beat the rap. He didn't. Either Bench was telling the truth or Rose was. IMHO, I frankly believe Bench. The league rule was clear, and violating it becomes a slippery slope, whether or not Rose says his betting didn't hurt anyone else.

[@user-dq5rx7bv3x]

He admits it now; there was a time when he would deny it.

[@ssppaarrkkyy]

11:44

[@horaceball5418]

RIP Pete Rose! You will never be forgotten!

[@horaceball5418]

@Bipolar Bryan Psssst...it was a joke...I am a baseball expert! Peas ask me a trivia question!

[@docamerica6666]

What did they use to do the subtitles, a potato?

[@coleymoke6709]

Someone needs to explain to Pete the importance of "precedent" in the Law, because if he understood that, he would understand why he must be excluded from the Hall of Fame . . . permanently. (This was a wonderful interview.)

[@MalEvansUSA]

Petey only cried three times. Pete cried for president kennedy his dad and his breaking the hit record.

[@matthewmcnair8726]

We got one of the better zoos lmaooooo

[@Ty91681]

For the love of God put the man in the hall of fame, please.

[@1luiszepol]

I'm a Pirates ' fan and respect the Reds because the history and rivalry. Pete competing vibe was no question. Put Pete at HOF.

[@donpage2688]

Try to say something tap coupo.ns

[@Cincinnatus1869]

Piss on the Hall of Fame. If you watch the game you don't need a bunch of sportswriters to tell you who was great. I grew up watching my favorite players, Dave Parker, Dale Murphy, Mario Soto , Eric Davis, and Rose , none of which will probably never be invited to the Cooperstown country club and I wouldn't care if they were . It doesn't change anything

[@leegrabelsky2696]

Wow he'd admitted...He's great tho he's got a Dr Phil like horse sence intelligence

[@ericcasavant543]

He’s paid his dues let him in the hall of fame . There are people that did drugs back in the day & they let them play again so tell me he don’t belong in the hall of fame time to let him in .

[@jackwoods9604]

Lot of people act like Pete Rose is the only player in History to crash into a catcher...What a Joke that is...Disgusts me that catchers BLOCK the entire plate but you are not allowed to crash into them...What the heck are you supposed to do as a runner?...Jump OVER the catcher?...Stop it

[@billcur3654]

I don't think it's right to give this man a pre judged lifetime sentance. No possibility of redemption n forgiveness? Really? At all

[@billcur3654]

That is like making a childhood mistake all children are foolish and being held too it your entire adult life even before being one. It's not Pete but u hurting the game. Destroying his greatness by your pettiness. You made him a clown when he gave all he had. All u did is watch n judge him. Yet you can't carry this even singleshitters jock strap. Stop looking at him look at yourselves. Pete is running out of years. You need to shut up let him be inducted even if his speech is narcissistic. That's who he is. At the same x the best hits king who EVER LIVED. Did u get that? The best hits king in the entire nearly 150 years of baseball. Get off your high horse. If you've stolen once in your life. Ever cheated on your husband. Cheated on your taxes. Bullied someone. Acted like a jerk drunk. You've taken this heroes very dignity you losers. He got hits in his sleep you can't get in 2 seasons vs 2/3 of one of his. To forgive Pete isn't to forgive yourself. You always excuse yourself. So what he gambled. He didn't throw the 1919 series. Even if he did they used them like slaves. No, Pete rose having this happen to him inducted you not him. I'd be happy to have his rookie card like I won the lottery by gambling when I haven't in 20 years. Not even once. If he gambled every game betting on myself is confidence. Money involved or not. How many of us say I'll bet u I can kick your butt at horse? Or baseball? This is b.s. . If you put him in the hall yesterday you already hurt him too much to ever recover. He whether u put him in the hall or not will be like Hank or Jackie Robinson carry it too his grave no one ever able to heal the pain. I know because I have suffered this way preaching to millions only being targeted. Pete I'm sorry bro for our ignorance and self righteousness. We judge u excuse out ownsins as though they never happened. We can't forgive you though because the Antichrist is more acceptable than u r. But doubt Satan could even catch Stan the Man moreless you.

[@michaelluczak3019]

He lied for 14 years.....adamant he never bet on baseball. Overwhelming evidence proved he did. He was delusional ....spitting in the face of MLB that brought him wealth and fame. He's 79 years old. He won't get in when he is alive.They may put him in posthumously but most likely not. Had he gotten humble and contrite when he first got busted MLB may have changed thier ruling. He was too arrogant. Pride did him in. Sad sad story.

[@user-dq5rx7bv3x]

I think you're more upset than he is about it. Why dont you go do something productive with your time.

[@joeferguson2606]

i wake up every morning hoping trump died of a heart attack and that pete rose has been inducted into the hall of fame

[@chrisj197438]

joe ferguson So that’s your hopes and dreams?

[@dannycoker6439]

joe ferguson lmao Joe Wow..

[@Mark-yy2py]

Wishing Trump would pardon Rose.