Pete Rose went from underdog to legend. Rose got cut from the varsity football team at Western Hills as a sophomore, which many believe was part of the reason why he failed his sophomore year of ...

First, a cover was needed for the advertising. We wanted an image that captured the essence of Pete Rose and how he played the game. A 1972 photo by The Enquirer’s Ed Reinke did the trick ...

In early 1987, Rose cut ties with Gioiosa, paying him off with a $34,000 check to cover gambling debts he owed to Ron Peters, a bookie Gioiosa knew from Gold’s Gym.

Major League Baseball banned Rose for life for betting on the game and lying about it. NPR's Michel Martin talks to Keith O'Brien, who published a book on Pete Rose called "Charlie Hustle." ...

Pete Rose, one of baseball’s greatest players and most confounding characters, who earned glory as the game’s hit king and shame as a gambler and dissembler, died on Monday at his home in Las ...