Pete Rose

Ty Cobb set a pretty low bar in the areas of integrity, sportsmanship and character. It is hypocritical to keep Pete Rose and top players who used steroids out of the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Steroid Era has damaged the integrity of baseball more than Pete Rose's crime. Yet baseball's gang of drug users will be granted a chance to make the Hall of Fame, while Pete Rose is shut out forever.

Pete Rose won the 1973 National League batting title with a .338 average. He had 230 hits, among which were 181 singles, 36 doubles, eight triples and five home runs.

Reds’ fans love Rose, but many opponents and most of their fans prefer to not send him Christmas cards. He has been booed ferociously for his style of play, which resembles that of Ty Cobb and Enos Slaughter.

Derek Jeter is the 4th youngest player to reach 3,000 hits. In fact, Jeter is even a few days younger than when Peter Rose got his 3,000th hit. After this season, he will need to average around 150 hits per year until age 45 to break Rose's record.

one player that stands out as one of the most feared by teams the most of any player in my mind was Pete Rose

The continued exclusion of Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson from Hall of Fame consideration while the steroid-era participants are allowed nomination for the Hall of Fame is an injustice that needs to be addressed.

What does Kiana Kim look like? And how could Pete Rose land a Playboy model? Let's discuss.

Pete Rose may be the hardest working Major League baseball player of all time. That is why he is called "Charlie Hustle"

There are two men besides Shoeless Joe Jackson, who have Hall of Fame credentials, but can't get into the party. I hope they don't suffer the life sentence Joe got.

Reports are showing evidence that Pete Rose may have corked his bats will playing in the Major Leagues.

Pete Rose is delighted that his girlfriend of about 40 years his junior is going to pose nude. In fact he is doing his best to promote it. Another celeb not aging gracefully?

Baseball great Pete Rose will always be a hero to Cincinnati residents.

What would happen if past and present members of the Baseball Hall of Fame got together to discuss Pete Rose's eligibility?

A look at the all time hits in a career for some of top players in baseball.

An analysis of where Derek Jeter is compared to Pete Rose as he pursues the all time hit record

While it is unlikely, Derek Jeter has put himself in position to catch Pete Rose.

We, as baseball fans, are letting drugs rule the day while our national pastime withers away, but yet we disallow a legend like Pete Rose admission to the Hall of Fame.

There is much debate over who the greatest hitters in baseball history are. However, there are some reliable stats to make a case for the best hitters in the history of the game. Some you may know, others may be completely obscure to you.

Michael Vick will be playing for the Philadelphia Eagles after being reinstated for his conviction on conspiracy and running a dogfighting operation in 2007. Yet, Pete Rose, of the Cincinnati Reds, is banned from baseball due to gambling.

An argument for the reinstatement of worthy Hall of Famer Pete Rose, baseball's all-time hit king.

After spending two decades in baseball purgatory, Pete Rose and his lifetime ban is back in the news. Despite embarrassing actions of the field, it's time to put baseball's hit king in the Hall of Fame.

Some thought it would never happen. But now, there's a possibility that baseball great Pete Rose will shed his gambling past and be reinstated to Major League Baseball.

Pete Rose was once again a topic of discussion during a Hall of Fame weekend, as he remains ineligible to be voted in. But after Hank Aaron spoke on behalf of Rose on Saturday, reports are that Bud Selig could be closer to lifting Rose's banishment.

Contrary to popular belief, Pete Rose was considered a great guy and was one of the most liked players in the majors.

Pete Rose tied Ty Cobb's career hit record in Chicago on a dreary, dark day in a game that was not played to a decision.

On Dec. 5, 1978, the Philadelphia Phillies made Pete Rose baseball's highest paid player when they signed him to a four-year contract worth $800,000 a season.

A brief explanation of personality through the life of Pete Rose.

Today's ballplayers have shamed the game far worse than Rose.

Rose slid into the bag with his hands high, his elbows made contact with Harrelson, the 140 pound shortstop went after the 200 pound Rose, and they tumbled to the ground trying to kill each other.

Examining why O.J. Simpson is in the Hall of Fame and not Pete Rose.

Pete Rose is one America's finest. He stands up for his own values and he will not be intimidated. Pete's desire and accomplishments on the field serve as an inspiration to not only the youth of America, but to all Americans