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MLB commissioner says he plans to issue ruling on possible reinstatement for Pete Rose
Updated: 10:05 PM EDT Apr 28, 2025
Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred could soon determine whether Cincinnati Reds legend Pete Rose will be posthumously removed from baseball’s ineligible list.According to The Associated Press, Manfred said to plans to rule on the request that would end Rose’s permanent ban from MLB.The AP said Manfred is considering the request, though it has not been reported when Manfred could announce his decision.The AP reported that Manfred had a meeting with President Donald Trump earlier this month, during which Rose’s status was discussed. Rose was permanently banned from MLB over gambling allegations in 1989. He applied for reinstatement several times before his death last September.A member of Cincinnati’s Big Red Machine, Rose is the all-time MLB leader in hits (4,256), games played (3,562), at-bats (14,053) and singles (3,215). Noted for his all-around ability and enthusiasm, he was referred to as Charlie Hustle — taking home three World Series titles, one MVP award, two Gold Gloves and a Rookie of the Year award (1963), among dozens of other accolades.
Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred could soon determine whether Cincinnati Reds legend Pete Rose will be posthumously removed from baseball’s ineligible list.
According to The Associated Press, Manfred said to plans to rule on the request that would end Rose’s permanent ban from MLB.
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The AP said Manfred is considering the request, though it has not been reported when Manfred could announce his decision.
The AP reported that Manfred had a meeting with President Donald Trump earlier this month, during which Rose’s status was discussed.
Rose was permanently banned from MLB over gambling allegations in 1989. He applied for reinstatement several times before his death last September.
A member of Cincinnati’s Big Red Machine, Rose is the all-time MLB leader in hits (4,256), games played (3,562), at-bats (14,053) and singles (3,215).
Noted for his all-around ability and enthusiasm, he was referred to as Charlie Hustle — taking home three World Series titles, one MVP award, two Gold Gloves and a Rookie of the Year award (1963), among dozens of other accolades.
