1983 Fleer Pete Rose #171 Philadelphia Phillies HOF

Description: Pete Rose, nicknamed "Charlie Hustle," is a former professional baseball player and manager who is widely regarded as one of the greatest hitters in the history of Major League Baseball (MLB). His career is noted for several achievements, as well as significant controversies. Here's a summary of his career: ### Playing Career- **MLB Debut**: April 8, 1963, with the Cincinnati Reds.- **Teams Played For**: - Cincinnati Reds (1963–1978, 1984–1986) - Philadelphia Phillies (1979–1983) - Montreal Expos (1984) - **Career Highlights**: - **Hits**: 4,256 (MLB all-time hits leader) - **Batting Average**: .303 - **Home Runs**: 160 - **RBIs**: 1,314 - **Games Played**: 3,562 (MLB record) - **At-Bats**: 14,053 (MLB record) - **Singles**: 3,215 (MLB record) - **Times on Base**: 5,929 (MLB record) - **Accolades**: - 17-time All-Star - 3-time World Series champion (1975, 1976 with the Reds; 1980 with the Phillies) - NL Rookie of the Year (1963) - NL MVP (1973) - 2-time Gold Glove winner (1969, 1970) - World Series MVP (1975) - Silver Slugger Award (1981) ### Managerial Career- **Manager of the Cincinnati Reds**: 1984–1989 (Player-Manager from 1984–1986) ### Controversy and Lifetime BanPete Rose's career was overshadowed by a major controversy. In 1989, it was revealed that he had bet on baseball games, including those involving his own team, while serving as the Reds' manager. This led to a lifetime ban from baseball, which has prevented him from being inducted into the Hall of Fame despite his on-field achievements. ### LegacyDespite his ban, Rose remains a celebrated figure for his work ethic, hustle, and achievements. He is known for his unique switch-hitting ability and his fierce competitive nature on the field. His records, especially the all-time hits record, are considered among the hardest to break in baseball history.

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