In one of Pete Rose’s known interviews only 10 days before his death, he talked about his potential induction of the Hall of Fame.
Rose, who died at 83 in September due to hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, came to a conclusion about his possibilities in the Hall of Fame.
“I have come to the conclusion, I hope to be wrong, I will make the hall of fame after dying,” Rose told Sportster John Condit in images transmitted by “Fox & Friends” for the first time on Tuesday.
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The member of the Red Hall of Fame, Pete Rose, gives an approval to fans when he is presented in the presentation of his bronze statue outside the great American Park Ball in Cincinnati on June 17, 2017. (IMAGN)
“With what I totally disagree because the hall of fame is for two reasons: your fans and your family,” he said in the clip. “It’s for your family if you’re here. It’s for your fans if you’re here, not if you’re 10 feet.”
“What is the point? Why will they earn money with that? The Hall of Fame is for what you did in the countryside, not what you did out of the field.”
Rose, without a doubt, would be in the Baseball Hall of Fame if his statistics in the field exceeded the rupture of the golden rule in sport.
Rose is the success of MLB, with 4,256 career successes. It was the MVP of the National League in 1974, it was 17 times All-Star, three times World Series champion and three times winner of the batting title.
However, the star of the Cincinnati Reds became a polarizing figure when the news of his game in the games shook the world of sport. Rose received a prohibition for MLB’s life in 1989 due to her game.
In the exclusive interview, Rose said he was not bitter because of his banishment as Cooperstown.
Trump says he will forgive Pete Rose, delivers a scathing statement to MLB in his candidacy of the Hall of Fame.
The Cincinnati Reds Pete Rose player in 1985. (IMAGN)
“I’m not bitter for everything,” Rose said.
“When you make a mistake, don’t be bitter with other people. I wish I would not have made the mistake, but I did it, it’s history, overcome it.”
“I did not hurt any of my fans betting on the baseball game, and by the way betting in the baseball game to win. Each game in which I played wanted to win. It happened to me more than anyone, but that’s right, it’s not bad,” Rose said with a smile.
President Donald Trump really said in a real social position on Friday night that he will sign a complete forgiveness for Rose.
“Major League Baseball did not have the courage or decency to put the last ones, Pete Rose, also known as ‘Charlie Hustle’, in the Baseball Fame. Now he is dead, he will never experience the emotion of being selected, although he was a much better player than most of those who did, and can only be called Posthummy. What a shame!” Trump published.
“Anyway, over the Next Few Weeks I Will Be signing A Complete Pardon of Pete Rose, Who Shouldn’t Have Been Gambling on Baseball, But Only Bet On His Team Winning. History, and Won More Games than Anyone In Sports History.
Pete got up during a ceremony before the Reds faced the Los Angeles Dodgers in Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati on June 17, 2017. (IMAGN)
Rose requested reinstatement in 2020 and 2022, especially with legalized sports bets that occur throughout the country. However, the MLB commissioner, Rob Manfred, denied both requests, pointing to the veteran committee for any discussion of the Hall of Fame on Rose. Manfred also knocked down any speculation about Rose’s reinstatement in 2023, since the League had associations with betting houses.
According to the reports, Manfred is considering a request from Rose’s family to withdraw it from the ineligible list of baseball. Which would potentially open the door to Rose to make the Hall of Fame and reach its conclusion about its consecration.
Although he is not in the Baseball Hall of Fame, the induced reds became their own fame hall in 2016, withdrawing his No. 14. He made several appearances in the MLB stages in recent years before his death.
