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Pete Rose’s Competitiveness Drove His Rise in the Record Books—and His Downfall

The all-time hits leader never made it into the Hall of Fame after being banned from baseball for gambling, and it clearly bothered him despite his efforts to hide it.

Sports Illustrated

Baseball Great Pete Rose Dead At 83: Team

Pete Rose, Major League Baseball's all-time hit king who left the sport in disgrace after being banned for betting on games, died Monday aged 83, his former team confirmed.

International Business Times

Pete Rose, controversial baseball legend later banned for life, dies aged 83

Rose had he most hits in baseball history but saw himself banished and his reputation tarnished by a betting scandal

The Independent UK

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Pete Rose dies: Baseball world reacts to the death of Cincinnati Reds legend

Pete Rose has died at the age of 83.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Pete Rose, baseball’s banned hits leader, has died at age 83

Banished baseball great Pete Rose has died

The Independent UK

Controversial all-time MLB hits leader Pete Rose dies at 83

Pete Rose, who was one of baseball’s finest-ever players before his legacy became mired in controversy has died at the age of 83

The Guardian - US

The Outsider: A Long, Strange Trip From Las Vegas to L.A. With Pete Rose

Rose died Monday at the age of 83. In 2015, SI's Tom Verducci went along for a ride with him as baseball's banished hit king traveled from Las Vegas to Los Angeles.

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Pete Rose, MLB's Banned All-Time Hits Leader, Dead at 83

Rose died Monday, a source close to his family confirmed to Sports Illustrated’s Tom Verducci.

Sports Illustrated

St. Louis Cardinals Announce Chaim Bloom As Successor

Chaim Bloom set to lead Cardinals' player development revamp as new President of Baseball Operations. Team focuses on young talent and future competitiveness.

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Giants name former catcher Buster Posey new President of Baseball Operations, replacing Farhan Zaidi

The San Francisco Giants have named former catcher Buster Posey their new President of Baseball Operations and fired Farhan Zaidi

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Good Luck Trying to Stop Red-Hot Tigers in MLB Playoffs

After going 31–13 to end the season, Detroit is the hottest team in baseball, presenting a daunting challenge to any team standing in its way this October.

Sports Illustrated

The Five Biggest Factors Behind the Twins' Late-Season Collapse

The Twins had a 92.4% chance to make the playoffs on Aug. 17. What happened?

PC Gamer

The original 1997 Backyard Baseball is finally coming to Steam

Save Pablo Sanchez from abandonware hell.

Sports Illustrated

Willie Mays Brought Unrivaled Style to America’s Stuffy Pastime

Mays, 93, passed away Tuesday. The Say Hey Kid ushered in a new era for baseball with a mixture of talent and flair that made him the most well-rounded player to walk the Earth.

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Early MLB Breakouts: Kyle Tucker Ascends to Superstar Status

The Houston outfielder has found another gear to start the season. Meanwhile, Dodgers pitcher Gavin Stone is proving to be a diamond in the rough amid a star-studded roster.

Newcastle Herald

Baseball bat attacker back behind bars after allegedly intimidating sister

Cameron Welsh only spent three years in jail for the savage beatings.

Sports Illustrated

MLB Insider Jeff Passan Emerges As Contender to Replace Adrian Wojnarowski at ESPN

Passan is an internal candidate to move over to ESPN's basketball coverage as the network's lead insider, according to a report from The Athletic.

The Guardian - US

The 2024 Chicago White Sox: a team so historically bad they stopped tweeting results

The South Siders’ soul-sapping run is what happens when a disgracefully bad front office intersects with old-fashioned bad luck

The Conversation

What White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf can learn from the last team to lose 120 games

Bad press has engulfed Jerry Reinsdorf.

Sports Illustrated

Cubs Down Reds 1–0 in Fastest Nine-Inning Major League Baseball Game Since 2010

Chicago won a pitch clock-era special Friday afternoon.

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Florida Man's Lawsuit Temporarily Halts Ohtani's Home Run Ball Auction

Legal battle over ownership of Shohei Ohtani's 50th home run ball delays auction, highlighting passion for sports memorabilia.

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