Cincinnati Reds legend Pete Rose died Monday. He was 83.
After reaching the pinnacle of the sport he loved, Rose was banned from baseball in 1989 for gambling while manager of his hometown Reds.
That came just four years after Rose had broken Ty Cobb’s hit record, a mark that still stands. He is MLB's all-time hits leader with 4,256.
Here's our complete coverage following the death of the Cincinnati native who became baseball’s all-time hits leader.
What we know about Pete Rose's death and final days
Cincinnati Reds legend Pete Rose was found dead at his home Monday in Clark County, Nevada, according to officials there. Here's what we know.
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Sports world and more react to Pete Rose's death: 'It's a tough one right now'
The news of Pete Rose's death garnered reactions from across the country. Those across the sports world paid tribute.
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The Enquirer had the final sit-down interview with Pete Rose before he died. Here's what he had to say
The Enquirer recently sat down for more than two hours with baseball's hit king, Pete Rose, to talk about his ban in relation to MLB's gambling ties, his Hall of Fame chances and more.
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Jason Williams: Work hard. Play hard. Good things happen. Never forget Pete Rose, the ball player
Pete Rose, the ball player, should never be forgotten. His playing style allowed every kid to dream that they could achieve greatness.
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Cincinnati Reds fans pay tribute to Pete Rose at his GABP statue
Several dozen Reds fans visited Pete Rose's statue late Monday night to honor the Cincinnati legend.
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Here are 10 best Pete Rose moments from MLB's all-time hit leader
Pete Rose will go down as Major League Baseball's Hit King regardless of his status with the Baseball Hall of Fame. Here are the top 10 "Charlie Hustle" baseball moments Cincinnati Reds fans will remember.
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How Cincinnati Reds great Pete Rose got the nickname Charlie Hustle
His was born Peter Edward Rose, but to his core, the homegrown Cincinnati Reds great was Charlie Hustle. How did baseball's all-time hits leader get his iconic nickname?
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'I played the right way': Outtakes from Pete Rose's final exclusive interview
Pete Rose dished on Elly De La Cruz, hustling, hitting, the Ray Fosse collision and TikTok in the Enquirer's exclusive sit-down interview this year.
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By the numbers: How Pete Rose became a Cincinnati Reds legend
Pete Rose was the Hit King, and his hitting prowess left him dominating the Cincinnati Reds record book.
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'No one can replace you.' Johnny Bench remembers Big Red Machine teammate Pete Rose
Pete Rose's death has garnered reactions from prominent figures in the sports world, including former Big Red Machine teammate Johnny Bench.
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Pete Rose appeared with former Reds teammates in Nashville, one day before he died
Pete Rose met former Reds teammates Dave Concepcion, Tony Perez, George Foster and Ken Griffey Sr. in Nashville on Sunday.
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Pete Rose documentary series on HBO: Best quotes from first two 'Charlie Hustle' episodes
"Charlie Hustle & The Matter of Pete Rose," a four-part documentary series, debuted Wednesday night on HBO and is streaming on Max. Here are Pete Rose's best quotes from the first two episodes.
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Why Pete Rose, aka Charlie Hustle, sprinted to first base after a walk
During a 2017 appearance at Green Diamond Gallery in Montgomery, Rose explained why he would run fast to first on a base on balls.
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Pete Rose quotes through the years lobbying for Baseball Hall of Fame consideration
Hit King and former Big Red Machine great Pete Rose, a Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer, formally requested on multiple occasions that his lifetime ban for gambling on baseball be lifted. Here were some occasions Rose lobbied for reinstatement that could pave his way:
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