Pete Rose, MLB’s controversial all-time hits chief, lifeless at 83

Pete Rose, the MLB legend and all-time hits chief whose historic profession was adopted by a lifetime ban over a playing controversy, has died, in line with a number of stories.

He was 83 years outdated.

Ryan Fiterman, Rose’s agent, told TMZ that “the household is asking for privateness presently.”

Rose spent 19 of his 24 MLB seasons with the Reds — throughout two completely different stints — whereas including 5 others with the Phillies and one with the Expos.

He collected 4,256 hits throughout these years, however in 1989, he was banned from baseball for all times following an investigation into bets he made on the Cincinnati video games whereas serving as their supervisor.

Rose was a participant/supervisor from 1984-86 earlier than retiring and serving because the Reds’ supervisor for the ultimate three years earlier than the ban.

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