Baseballs critics do not want the man who holds records for hits, singles, at bats, and games played, to be in the Baseball Hall of Fame. This man is Pete Rose. The reason is that they claim that Pete Rose bet on baseball games while he was manager of the Cincinnati Reds. Pete Rose denies the whole situation. Baseball commissioner Bart Giamatti suspended Pete Rose from association with professional baseball for life for gambling. With the problems that are happing now days with baseball players having troubles off the field such as Kirby Puckett, who was accused of an alleged sexual assault of a woman in a restaurant bathroom, "which is far worse than betting on baseball", I see no reason why Rose's alleged gambling on his team, should keep him out of the Hall of Fame. Here are my reasons why.
First off still to this day nobody has proven that Rose did bet on the baseball team that he was managing. In 1989 A investigator named John Dowd put out a report saying that Pete Rose bet on baseball, and in particular, on games of the Cincinnati Reds Baseball Club during the 1985, 1986, and 1987 seasons. It also was said that Pete Rose has went through many bookies while he was betting on baseball. Some of the names that Dowd said he went through are, Ron Peters, Tommy Gioiosa, Michael Bertolini, Steve Chevashore, and finally, Paul Janszen. While denying he bet on baseball, Rose admitted in a 1989 deposition to illegal betting on college and pro basketball and NFL games, going through Tommy Gioiosa. During the 1987 baseball season, Rose got Paul Janszen to place his baseball bets after Rose and Gioiosa went different ways in the spring of 1987. Then after Rose and Gioiosa split up, Janszen relayed Rose's baseball bets to an acquaintance of Rose, Steve Chevashore, who in turn placed Rose's bets with a bookmaker in Staten Island, New York, called, "Val." Rose's betting on professional baseball, including Reds games, was testified by Janszen and his girlfriend, Danita Marcum, and was discussed during a taped telephone conversation between Janszen and Chevashore.
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Pete Rose If you are a fan of sports then you know what all the turmoil has been about in recent months with the infamous Pete Rose. ... Pete Rose bet on baseball, but the real issue is if he should be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. ... Pete Rose certainly has the statistics to be in the Hall of Fame, in fact he leads the Major Leagues in several different hitting categories. ... Pete Rose was caught putting wagers on baseball and also betting on his own team, the Reds. ... I had the opportunity to read a web page called, Pete Rose Hall of Fame Crusade, it is one man's ...
I for one would like to know how in the name of Ty Cobb can the powers that run baseball, justify keeping Pete Rose out of the "Hall". Pete Rose was placed on baseball's ineligible list in 1989 when commissioner of baseball Giamatti concluded that Rose had bet on baseball games including games involving his own team the Cincinnati Reds. ... A growing consensus suggests that Pete Rose deserves to be in the Hall of Fame because of his baseball record, not his character. ... I am not denying Rose's offenses. ... But baseball fans are a very forgiving lot, or at the very least ...
Why isn't Pete Rose in the Hall of Fame? ... "I hope some day, some day soon, Pete Rose will be standing right here. ... Screw you, Pete Rose. ... "I absolutely believe that Pete Rose should be in the Hall of Fame. ... Roger Kahn, author of Rose's biography wrote, "I don't know if Pete bet on baseball, but I do know he was rail-roaded out of the game" (The Pete Rose Story 1993). ...
Pete Rose is one of the men who have whole-heartedly devoted themselves to the game they love. ... This was the first of many honors Pete Rose would receive. ... Another unbelievable feat Pete Rose accomplished was something unheard of in almost any sport. ... Pete Rose was placed on Baseball's ineligible list in 1989 by Bart Giamatti, commissioner of baseball at that time. ... Pete Rose has been wrongfully accused of a crime he did not commit and has been slighted the greatest honor for any professional baseball player. ...
Pete Rose: A Legend of a Disgrace? ... Such is so for baseball great Pete Rose. ... Pete Rose was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on April 14th 1941. ... So this is where the case of Pete Rose vs. ... The question is if Pete Rose being back is good for baseball. ...
Pete Rose Pete Rose has one of the best careers in MLB history. ... All he got was a measly 7 game suspension, a mere slap on the wrist compared to Pete Rose. ... Pete Rose has one of the best careers in MLB history. ... All he got was a measly 7 game suspension, a mere slap on the wrist compared to Pete Rose. ... Why can Pete Rose be neglected the chance to be in the Hall of Fame and all of these other hooligans not be punished and in some cases even rewarded? ...
In a poll recently conducted on Ivotefor.com 75% or 198 of the 263 people polled said that Pete Rose should be re-instated, while a mere 25% or 65 said that Pete Rose should remain out of baseball. ... He has backed an Official Pete Rose Online Petition set up at www.sportcut.com. ... I urge you to vote for Pete Rose online to better his chances. In 1999 Pete Rose was elected to the all century team. Forgive him for his mistakes and elect Pete Rose into the hall of fame....
