Watch: Pete Rose Tribute is a Must-Watch for Reds Fans and Baseball Fans Everywhere

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CINCINNATI — Pete Rose died this week. He was 83 years old.
The Reds legend and Hit King is one of the best players ever. He also has a complicated legacy.
Tom Verducci of Fox Sports did a wonderful feature on Rose's story. Watch it below:
This past week, we lost one of baseball's most absolute greats as Pete Rose passed away at the age of 83. 🙏
— FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) October 5, 2024
FOX Sports' Tom Verducci looks back at one of the more decorated and complicated careers in baseball history. pic.twitter.com/idyTsKN17w
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