Here's why Pete Rose is likely still not going into Hall of Fame

Anyone on the permanently ineligible list can't be considered for election to the Hall under a rule adopted by the Hall's board of directors in ...

You can read about Rose's career at that link, or just about anywhere, and the various reasons he isn't in the Hall of Fame. Beyond his gambling ...

MLB agreed to cease their investigation into whether he bet on his own team to lose. They had already found that Rose had bet on baseball, and ...

An investigation for MLB by lawyer John M. Dowd found Rose placed numerous bets on the Cincinnati Reds to win from 1985-87 while playing for and ...

Ben Maller explains why even in Pete Rose's passing he's still not likely to be allowed in the Hall of Fame.

Rose, who was managing the Cincinnati Reds at the time, was found to have bet on games, including those of his own team. The MLB, which has ...

Rose died Monday at age 83. · His death does not change his status on MLB's ineligible list.

Rose was unequivocally guilty of betting on baseball when he was first suspected of doing so by the commissioner's office in 1987 and banned two ...

While Pete Rose is not in the baseball hall of fame, he is still a Hall of Famer in many aspects. In 2016, the Reds inducted Rose into their ...

It has to happen. John (on this blog) pointed it out. Pete Rose was banned for life from baseball because of gambling. It is alleged by some ...

The reason he's never been on the ballot is that he rendered himself ineligible for Hall of Fame induction by gambling on MLB games during his ...

Pete Rose desperately wanted to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, but was also fearful that if it happened, he wouldn't be alive to see it.

Following Pete Rose's recent death, is the Cincinnati Reds legend now eligible for the Hall of Fame? Here's what to know.

Rose has been banned from baseball since 1989 when he signed a settlement that ensured MLB would not officially determine whether he bet on ...

The FT Crew debates whether or not Pete Rose should be inducted in the Baseball Hall of Fame. To claim your free Anytime Fitness trial pass, ...

Instead, Rose has spent more than three decades with a lifetime ban from baseball for gambling on a sport that now allows live betting in most ...

In 1991, upon Rose's eligibility for being inducted into Cooperstown, Rose agreed to go on the ineligible list as he denied the allegations.

Since that sad day in 1989 when then-Commissioner Bart Giamatti made the announcement that the evidence made it clear that Rose did in fact bet ...

... inducted into the Hall of Fame. Still, the great remains permanently ineligible after he was banned from baseball due to betting on games.

Mere hypocrisy, the theory goes, that Major League Baseball would keep Rose on its permanently ineligible list – and by extension, out of the ...