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Reactions to Pete Rose’s MLB reinstatement range from gambling jokes to anger to disgust

Less than a year after Pete Rose’s death, Major League Baseball on Tuesday reinstated the Reds and Phillies great, along with former White Sox star “Shoeless Joe” Jackson, from the permanent ineligible list,

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'Very proud of who he is': Pete Rose's family react to reinstatement by MLB

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Controversial Former MLB Player Blasts League Over Pete Rose’s Reinstatement Push

Reds stay winless in extra-innings, drop game to Chicago White Sox

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred removed Pete Rose and 16 other deceased individuals from the permanently ineligible list on Tuesday.

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MLB reinstates Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson, making them Hall of Fame eligible

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Reds celebrate 'Pete Rose Night' one day after MLB's controversial decision to reinstate all-time hits leader

Rose and Jackson Get Posthumous Reprieve, but Gambling on Baseball Is Still MLB's Biggest Sin

Manfred changed the league’s policy on permanent ineligibility, saying any bans would expire at death — a shift that impacts 17 former players, coaches and owners.

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Never Bet Against Pete Rose

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Does Pete Rose deserve to be in the Hall of Fame? It’s complicated

Pete Rose, Shoeless Joe reinstated: Live updates, reaction as 17 deceased individuals removed from MLB’s ineligible list

Follow live reaction to the news that Major League Baseball has reinstated Rose, making him eligible for election to the Hall of Fame

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'It's about time': Yes, Reds legend, Cincy native Pete Rose is eligible for Hall of Fame

"It would have been amazing to be able to share that with the manager that gave me my first opportunity," Larkin said.

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'Dark day for baseball': MLB's shock decision on Pete Rose could open floodgates

Pete Rose, who gambled on baseball as manager of the Cincinnati Reds and lied about it for 15 years before dying September 2024 at the age of 83, had his Hall of Fame chances resurrected by commissioner Rob Manfred.