CINCINNATI (WXIX) - President Donald Trump announced on social media that he will pardon Cincinnati-native and baseball legend Pete Rose, who has been barred from the sport’s Hall of Fame due to ...

For decades, Pete Rose’s name has lived in the shadows of baseball’s infamous ineligible list—a punishment that has outlasted ...

Rose’s death last year did not change his Hall of Fame eligibility. The post Donald Trump Says Pete Rose Will Get Posthumous Pardon, Rips Hall of Fame Ban appeared first on Front Office Sports.

Because then we have to face live hitters ... A few months before he died, hometown Cincinnati Reds legend Pete Rose wondered aloud, “Are they waiting for me to die?” Turns out they’re ...

The “exhausting” contract negotiations between Pete Alonso and Mets owner Steve ... about him,” Cohen told Mets broadcaster Howie Rose on the “Meet at the Apple” podcast.

On an otherwise calm day for the president (only blaming one country for being invaded is a light day by his standards), he announced his intention to pardon Pete ... your face and prop up your ...

Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images “Maybe toughest player I ever play is Pete [Sampras], you know, because [he] is [a] guy that gives you only one, two chances per match, and if you don’t take those ...

MLB hit-king's passing and endorsement from President Trump could be the factors that dramatically change the equation.

A few stat-worthy candidates have been denied for acts that don’t show up in a box score. Pete is one of the many.

In one of Pete Rose's final known interviews just 10 days before his death, he talked about his potential Hall of Fame induction. Rose, who died at 83 in September from hypertensive and ...