... out, God knows he's paid a price."" (Ribowsky 68) Rose might likely be a liar and he surely is a gambler. But he was a great baseball player. A lifetime banishment seems to be an inappropriate punishment for someone who has done so much for the game. Pete Rose might very well hold the major league ... 11, 1985 he broke one of the most unbreakable of all baseball feats: Ty Cobb's career hits record. Rose leads all of baseball with a total of 4,256 career hits. Both his first and record-breaking hits were singles. As a baseball player, Rose is the prototype of the individual who made the ...

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... many records, some of which are: most games played, most at bats, and most singles by a major league baseball player. All of these statistics are definitely Hall of Fame worthy. Pete Rose denies that he ever bet on Major League baseball games. The commissioner of baseball, Bart Giamatti, did not believe Rose at all. There is not any kind of proof that directly led ... drug addict's everyday. They let known, proven criminals continue to play the game, but not Rose. There is no 'absolute proof' that Pete Rose did bet on baseball. So, why is it that a baseball player with so many of the gr...

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