In one of the last known interviews in Pete Rose only 10 days before his death, he spoke of his potential induction of the renowned temple.
Rose, who died at 83 years in September from a hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, came to a conclusion on her chances of the renowned temple.
“I arrived at the conclusion, I hope that I am wrong, I will make the temple of fame after my death,” Rose to the sports executives John condit in images broadcast on “Fox & Friends” for the first time on Tuesday.
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The temple of renown of the Reds Pete Rose gives a boost to the fans while it is presented during the revealing of the bronze statue of him outside the large American ball park in Cincinnati on June 17, 2017. (Imagn)
“What I totally disagree with because the fame is for two reasons: your fans and your family,” he said in the clip. “It’s for your family if you are here. It’s for your fans if you are here, not if you have 10 feet.”
“What is it for? Because they will make money on it? The temple of fame is for what you did on the ground, not what you did out of the field.”
Rose would undoubtedly be at the temple of baseball renown if her field statistics prevailed over the golden rule in sport.
Rose is MLB’s Hit King, with 4,256 career strokes. He was the par excellence of the National League in 1974, was an All-Star at 17 times, triple World Series champion and triple winner of the stick in the stick.
However, the Cincinnati Reds star has become a polarizing figure when news from his game on games have shaken the world of sport. Rose received a life ban from MLB in 1989 because of her game.
In the exclusive interview, Rose said that he was not bitter about his banishment of Cooperstown.
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The Cincinnati Reds Pete Pink player in 1985. (Imagn)
“I’m not bitter about everything,” said Rose.
“When you make a mistake, don’t be bitter to others. I want I did not make the mistake, but I did it, it’s the story, I recover.”
“I did not injure any of my fans by betting on the baseball game, and going by betting on the baseball game to win. Each match in which I played, I wanted to win. I got won more than anyone, but it does not matter, not bad,” said Rose with a smile.
Friday evening, President Donald Trump declared in a social post of truth that he signed a complete forgiveness for Rose.
“The Major League Baseball did not have the courage or decency to set fire, Grand Pete Rose, also known as” Charlie Hustle “, in the temple of renown of baseball. Now, he died, will never feel the thrill of being selected, even if he was a much better player than most of those who did it, and can only be named posthumous.
“Anyway, in the coming weeks, I will sign a complete forgiveness of Pete Rose, who should not have played on baseball, but only bet on the victory of his team. He never bet against himself, nor the other team. He was most successful, by far, in the history of baseball, and won more matches than anyone in the history of sport. Baseball fame! “
Pete Rose during a ceremony before the Reds took the Los Angeles dodgers at the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati on June 17, 2017. (Imagn)
Rose asked for reinstatement in 2020 and 2022, in particular with legalized sports betting that occur across the country. However, the commissioner of the MLB, Rob Manfred, rejected the two requests, pointing to the veteran committee for any discussion at the renowned temple concerning Rose. Manfred also fell all speculation on the reintegration of rose in 2023, because the league had partnerships with SportsBooks.
Manfred would have considered a petition from the Rose family to have it posthumously removed from the ineligible list of baseball. This could open the door to Rose to make the temple of fame and make its conclusion on its true enthusiasm.
Although he was not at the temple of baseball fame, the Reds were inducted in their own fame of fame in 2016, withdrawing his n ° 14. He made several appearances in the MLB ball terrains in recent years before his death.
