Hall of Fame decision means Reds' ceremony for Pete Rose may have farewell feel Hall of Fame says no to Pete Rose, but Cincinnati has never turned its back on him

Anybody Who Says Pete Rose Can Eat Shit Can Eat Shit No sports take bugs me quite like “Pete Rose sucks!” My colleague Patrick Redford gave us one of those last night.

Pete Rose To Enter Cincinnati Reds’ Hall of Fame Despite Lifetime Ban From MLB Rose is the league's all-time leader in hits.

Pete Rose's Lifetime Ban From Baseball Upheld Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred ruled against Pete Rose's latest petition for reinstatement which will keep the game's all-time hits leader from being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Photo: Getty Images

Pete Rose To Remain Banned From Baseball When Pete Rose got himself a meeting with MLB commissioner Rob Manfred a few months ago, it seemed like there was at least a chance Manfred might decide to reinstate Rose. Today, Manfred released a three-page(!) decision in which he makes it very cle Read more ... ar that Rose will remain on the curb.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred says Pete Rose can participate in All-Star Game activities Manfred remained vague about the details, and also made no indication that Rose's lifetime ban would be overturned.

It’s Time for Baseball to Forgive Pete Rose The ban on Pete Rose, the former Cincinnati Reds star, looks increasingly cruel in an era of steroids and commercial gambling.

Pete Rose: 'I'd love to talk' to Rob Manfred about reinstatement Pete Rose has been in baseball's doghouse for more than a quarter-century, and he's hoping the new man in charge will give him a chance at redemption.

Pete Rose says he would “love to talk” to Rob Manfred about reinstatement MLB all-time hits leader Pete Rose said he wants to talk to new MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred and tell him why he thinks he should be reinstated by baseball

Column: Time to allow Pete Rose back in baseball? LAS VEGAS (AP) — Pete Rose didn't want it to be about him, not on a day when four new members were elected to baseball's most exclusive club. Good picks all, Rose said, though he would have liked to see Mike Piazza get…