Better late than never, you could say. Tuesday brought unexpected news that MLB commissioner Rob Manfred has removed Pete Rose, “Shoeless” Joe Jackson and other deceased players from the league’s ...

We asked prominent people in the sport whether Rose belongs in the Hall of Fame. The answers were as conflicted as you would ...

PHILADELPHIA — Sports fans in my hometown of Philadelphia have a reputation, sometimes earned, often exaggerated. Professional athletes know Philly fans will show them all kinds of loyalty for brawny, ...

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred made a decision on the all-time hits leader’s Hall of Fame eligibility after the president ...

Whether or not he needs it, Chase Utley’s Hall of Fame bid just got a boost. Pete Rose’s? Forget about it. Those were the ...

Major League Baseball turned millions of heads this past week. They decided to reinstate Pete Rose, along with other banned members. This now makes them eligible for the Hall of Fame. While these ...

John Condit was the last person to interview Pete Rose, doing so 10 days before his death for a documentary to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Rose breaking Ty Cobb's hit record. In that interview ...

Despite his acknowledged gambling, many believe Rose's on-field accomplishments warrant Hall of Fame recognition. Shoeless Joe Jackson, banned for his association with the 1919 Black Sox scandal, may ...

Pete Rose, the deceased all-time hit king whose gambling on baseball banished him from the game, was posthumously removed from Major League Baseball’s permanently ineligible list by commissioner Rob ...

When Rob Manfred announced Tuesday that a dead man can no longer be banned from baseball, my first thought was this: If Pete Rose is going into the Hall of Fame, then Barry Bonds is too. My second ...

When Mark Calitri was growing up in Central Kentucky, he was a big fan of the Cincinnati Reds. Every summer, his family would go to a game. “It was an incredible experience to see them play every ...