I was eight years old. My little league manager told my dad that he liked my hustle, a lot. "He hustles like that Red's rookie, Pete Rose." Yep. Pretty close to 60 years ago. MANY times in my life I was complimented on my drive, my energy, my work ethic, and well, my hustle. I like to think I have an extra TWO gears, in how I take care of my business.

They lived in an era when baseball was FUN!!!

I keep coming back to this one. Nolan's laugh is just infectious.

@classic-kool

2 жыл бұрын

He's a treasure!

@bigglilwayne7050

Жыл бұрын

Pete has enough material to make a comedy special, that Farrah Fawcett story is absolute gold....

@acornsucks2111

10 ай бұрын

Rose is one of a kind.

You are watching the all-time leader in Hits and Strikeouts/No Hitters...let that sink in for a moment. It's the equivalent of Ty Cobb and Cy Young sitting down for an interview together.

@SonofHsu16

5 жыл бұрын

Pisscookie X more like Ty Cobb and Walter Johnson but still a good comparison

@bluescreenfree

5 жыл бұрын

Pisscookie X Pete always is and always will be a cheater. No hall for him ever.

@bluescreenfree

5 жыл бұрын

Calem LePage Get off of Pete’s jock lol

@aspalt228gold

5 жыл бұрын

Ya in a league when everyone threw 85+ and now everyone can throw 96+

@slaymyface1357

5 жыл бұрын

Nick D give me a good reason he shouldnt be cause he bet on his own team...to win as a manager considering gambling is legal now its a fucking stupid ink to say he doesnt deserve it

He belongs in the Hall of Fame. No question about it.

@joshdavis3743

Жыл бұрын

Talent wise yes, but betting is a big no-no. I assume they are trying to set an example, and I assume one day after he is dead and gone he will get in. Just like being a parent, sometimes you have to be a little tougher than you'd like in order to set an example (just my opinion).

@ozzieray

2 ай бұрын

I think they need to let the players and the managers bet on the games

Two of the very best of all time in one room at the same time, absolute workhorses! These men went to work like real men! Studs!!!!!

I could listen to this guy talk baseball all day, God, I was so fortunate to live in Greater Cincy in the 70's and seen him and the rest off the Big Red machine live. Riverfront Stadium was a magical place back then.

@MrPocketfullOfSteel

7 жыл бұрын

11Stucat Indeed it was. Also born and bred Cincinnatian right here. Born in 1966. It was absolutely a magical era and you and I are EXTREMELY fortunate. Ha! Pretty cool IMO.👍😁

@Brian-js6me

5 жыл бұрын

Sideshow Bob betting on your own team isn’t cheating. Betting against it is.

@dirkgibbens377

11 ай бұрын

Crosley Field

I love his attitude. Players today don't recognize the obligation to the fans. I go to Brewers games, and I'm astounded at the lack of hustle on a regular basis.

@Youngisgod

5 жыл бұрын

John Terrino Hustle is in the name of Charlie Hustle.

@thomasleach5352

5 жыл бұрын

Their own team tells them to save themselves for the long season. I've heard many athletes tell stories of coaches telling them to back off.

2 living legends

i love both of these guys. if i were just going about my business, looked up and saw either of them standing in front of me, i would probably just start to cry.

That’s a great point. Money is going to actually protect some of the biggest records and baseball very very interesting point

@jamie49868

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe, but I still don't see guys leaving until nobody wants them anymore. They even switch leagues to DH, and left handed relieves can last forever. Let's not forget Pujols is over 20 and some others. Guys will still play as long as there is a roster spot and they are able to. The real problem is having the talent to stick in the bigs at 19-23, then avoiding serious injuries for the next 20 plus years, It's not leaving while you can still play.

Bookmark this one when someone signs a $700 million contract in 2025 lol

@dillonjordan7838

5 жыл бұрын

2040

@smittycle9952

5 жыл бұрын

Trout already got $400mil

@pizzaparity

5 жыл бұрын

suny123boy1 he’s literally a top 10 player all time

@stevenp9209

5 жыл бұрын

That's not more money, that's the dollar getting weaker

@extremesowhat

5 жыл бұрын

Bellinger

Pete Rose was a great baseball player. In 1989, after being caught gambling on games his team was playing, he agreed to a lifetime ban from Major League Baseball in keeping with the rules he violated. 15 years later he admitted that he did gamble. The lifetime ban means he is not eligible to enter the Hall of Fame as long as he is banned. It isn’t a question of popularity, his ineligibility is a consequence of his breaking the rules and agreeing to the ban. Other players’ behavior, such as steroid use, has no bearing on Pete Rose’s eligibility for the Hall of Fame either. Some people seemed unclear about his status.

The reason they called Pete Rose "Charlie Hustle" is because during a Reds/Yankees spring training game Mickey Mantle hit a homer, it was (in Mantles words) a hundred feet over the fence but Pete still tried to run it down and jump over the fence to catch it. When Mantle got back to the dug out Whitey Ford said "Did you see Charlie Hustle trying to catch that ball?" When he found out they were calling him Pete said he like the name.

@dennissvitak148

10 ай бұрын

No. He ran to first base on a walk.

@victorcilli8683

9 ай бұрын

These guys come from a different Era, know one flies through the air head first with his helmet 20ft behind him anymore, or bashes through a catcher like a freight train to score a run, those were the days....

Pete Rose one of the greatest players to ever play the game

@jerrybrownell3633

3 жыл бұрын

@Frank Findout- except for his hits total his lifetime stats say different.

@caddieguy6510

Жыл бұрын

@@jerrybrownell3633 analytics don’t win ball games, Rose made adjustments during the game to win

@joshdavis3743

Жыл бұрын

@@jerrybrownell3633 Why do you think his stats say that? I don't think he is hands down the best player to play the game, but I think he is one of the greatest of all time.

HECK OF A PAIR, I LOVED WATCHING THEM BOTH BEING FROM CINCY AREA SAW ALOT OFF GAMES AND NOLAN RYAN HE WAS JUST SPECIAL, TRULY BLESSED PLAYERS

Love Pete but give Ichiro credit. He absolutely torched MLB and would have from the beginning of his career also had a great arm and speed

@alansherwood5319

3 жыл бұрын

Coming from a Mariners fan, Ichiro is incredibly overrated. The opposite of guys like Pete. Played for personal stats and didn't care about making the team better.

@christopherconnors9258

3 жыл бұрын

@@alansherwood5319 the Mariners lost Randy Johnson, Griffey Jr, Edgar Martinez, and A-Rod just before he started/as he was starting, and there's been a supergroup-sized hole in the Mariners since the 90s - centering the blame on the guy who did basically everything that was asked of him and more while ignoring management's lack of action is a bit odd. Ichiro certainly isn't a god, but he played to the best of his capabilities in a position-based sport where no single effort can win a world series.

@alansherwood5319

3 жыл бұрын

@@christopherconnors9258 the 2001 M's team had 8 All-Stars on it. Ichiro was a very good slap hitter but had a disappointing OBP as a leadoff hitter because he didn't take many walks. He had an ego that was larger than life, flew on his own jet instead of with the team, trained by himself and was reluctant to work on his English. He was very good at getting base hits (similar to Pete) and was very poor at being a team leader and motivating the guys around him to play harder (opposite of Pete).

@meltednostrilsbornwithoutn781

2 жыл бұрын

@@alansherwood5319 hater

@trentf4891

2 жыл бұрын

@@alansherwood5319 Pete rose also had a low obp. Their batting lines are nearly identical but ichiro was a better fielder and stole many more bases.

Its hard to comprehend how a person can hit over .300 for 23 years in the Bigs!

@jerrybrownell3633

3 жыл бұрын

@yeahyeah- Pete Rose hit .300 or above in only 16 of his 24 years. 14 consecutive. I believe Ty Cobb is the only player with 23 consecutive years of + .300.

@jerrybrownell3633

3 жыл бұрын

@yeahyeah-I wasn't sure of my numbers so I checked Rose's stats with Baseball Reference. He only hit +.300 11 consecutive times- but 16 times total.

@tshkrel

3 жыл бұрын

LOL . . . "ONLY"

@jerrybrownell3633

3 жыл бұрын

@@tshkrel - So you admit you were wrong. You said 23 years.

@jessiegomez8209

3 жыл бұрын

303 career avg is an A+ rating in my book.

Never ever charge the mound if Nolan Ryan is pitching. ... Just ask Robin ventura lol

@Joseph-lz5er

3 жыл бұрын

Dave Winfield enters the chat.

Nolan Ryan could frickin throw heaters!

I think Nollie would have been fine just listening to Pete. He cracks him up. Kinda like how Normie Cracks Letterman up

Not only did Ryan play 27 years he dominated !! He said here I’m gonna throw it is hard as I can try and hit it. !! Today they count pitches God for bid a guy throws 100 pitches ! Nolan, Ryan, threw 235 in one game then three days later he threw seven shutout innings ! You’ll never see you guys like rose and Ryan ever again

I love these guys

a strong triple a is a great compliment to the japan league that would make them the second best league in the world

@chrisparker740

5 жыл бұрын

@todd long No it's not minor league, but it doesn't mean a hit in Japan should equal a hit in MLB

Pete likes to knock on Ichiro and his level of competition in Japan, but ichiro passed Pete’s single season hit record the very first year he was in the MLB 🤷‍♂️. I think he knows their totals would be a lot closer if they both played at the same ages and he’s territorial lol

@slaymyface1357

5 жыл бұрын

Yes he beat his single season but japan is way easier to play when its mostly asians. In the mlb you got canadians best you got americas best your got the dominicans best you got japans best. Most second hand players play in japan and thats a fact

@averyfabian9936

5 жыл бұрын

@@slaymyface1357 he beat the record while playing in the mlb so what does what your saying have to do with this.

@slaymyface1357

5 жыл бұрын

@@averyfabian9936 what i am saying is he didn't beat the all time hit record unless they include his japanese hits which isnt fair to rose as japan leagues are way easier than MLB ichiro beat the single season record yes, but he didnt beat the all time record

@alsacrime4806

4 жыл бұрын

Neither one was a particularly impressive offensive player, their slash lines were comparable. Pete was the marginally better offensive player, but Ichiro was clearly the better baseball player. Pete played all over, won two gold gloves, and Ichiro won 10 in a row. Pete was a horrible base stealer, Ichiro was an outstanding base stealer. Boggs and Carew were better players but a little less durable than Pete and Ichiro. Pete was a stat compiler. You would be hard pressed to find a worse season turned in by a regular first baseman in all of history than Pete in 1983, when he slugged .286 in 555 AB and Mike Schmidt developed back problems from carrying Pete for 155 games plus the postseason.

@HiguchiTCG

4 жыл бұрын

Slaymyface135 he played much better in the USA and on top of that he won rookie of the year and mvp in the first year in the MLB. Ichiro came up when he was 27 years old. To be able to get 200+ hit until the age of the 37 for 10 consecutive seasons. So don’t tell me it’s easier in Japan bro!

I know it’s from 2015 but when they are talking about Jeter maybe being the last player to stay with a team his whole 20 year career.....then you look at what mike trout just signed and it makes you respect a player at his talent level that has opted in with one franchise.

@klummpskards5652

3 жыл бұрын

He has a quarter of Pete's hits and half his RBI's and do you Honestly think he will even last another 10 years let alone 14 and over double the games he has played so far come on be real

@yamsi12

3 жыл бұрын

@@klummpskards5652 yes. Trout is 52 in all time f-war, Pete is 40th. It took him 24 years to get there. Trout will pass him after 11 seasons. It’s mind boggling how good trout is.

@klummpskards5652

3 жыл бұрын

yamsi12 he struck out 183 or 4 times and was MVP F f war he will never be no Charlie Hustle ask the true legends of baseball if you won’t take their word on it you can’t be helped

@yamsi12

3 жыл бұрын

@@klummpskards5652 the difference between trout and Pete is that trout will have a plaque in Cooperstown. Pete will have to pay $34.99 to get in.

@klummpskards5652

3 жыл бұрын

@@yamsi12 not if the true legends of the sport ever get control smart guy =)

Just love hearing Rose talk !!! He definitely keeps it very real , cause you know he speaks from his heart . Time to forgive and forget and install the man in the HOF !!! It’s way overdue

I love Pete Rose, and I say that as a Cardinal fan. He belongs in the Hall of Fame.

Even Nolan is having as much fun as we are listening to Pete. Amazing.... Pete is a man's man.

@DoubleDash28

Жыл бұрын

They don’t make ‘‘em like that anymore

Pete Is The Face Of Baseball Period Its Great To See Nolan Laughing Like That..Legends

You have to realize that Pete rose has the best mind in baseball now and probably ever and his conversations he has with people prove that. It amazes me how MLB has such critical thinking on Pete year after year bc in my opinion he is the Greatest Baseball player ever

As a Dodger fan for many years I remember back in the 70s Dodgers and reds at Dodger Stadium what an exciting games those used to be all those Hall of Famers the Reds had wow!!

great stuff, love hearing how baseball was loved because the game, they tried to get paid but it didn't have the entertainment value now.

Pete makes some really good points.

@duaneknorr3081

5 жыл бұрын

loyaldude10 yeah I 👂 ya!! Good 💰 too betting on tha other team, an bringing in u're beat up relief pitcher to finish game!! Gimmie a break!! Damn guy p.o.s.!!

The awkward silence when he rips apart the NPB. Lol. However, it’s true what he says. The hits in the NPB should not count when comparing hit totals.

@ThekiBoran

3 жыл бұрын

I've watched baseball at the Tokyo Dome. Pete is correct.

He must have a room full of those hat's bc white hats don't last. Look at some of his other interviews. He stays w white hats

@mr.reality9741

5 жыл бұрын

Eightys Baby87 that’s because he’s an Cincinnati Reds angel.

@GetBenched2010

3 жыл бұрын

He used to wear his hats like that because its a clever way of getting away with wearing MLB merch even though he was banned from doing so. (His ban covers everything from banning him from even buying a ticket to see a game to buying officially licensed MLB merch.) Manfred rescinded this aspect of his ban so he's wearing the Reds' logo in public far more frequently without white on white or dark on dark shenanigans,

"Well, what does she look like?" ..."Man, she'll be the best looking chick on the plane. Don't worry about it. Okay?" ... I can listen to Pete Rose telling stories all day.

I agree ichiro is a class act and he was one of the best hitters ever so he deserves better than that

Incredible guy!

True Words" ... And he talks about his teammates with respect and Bench can't even give him credit where credit is due. His nickname is Charlie Hustle for a reason...Spring training game or not he's giving his best when he plays. True Hall If Famer "Pete the hard nose...Hardballer Rose" 🌹

@bigglilwayne7050

Жыл бұрын

Yea what's up with Bench? Pete always goes out of his way to put him over, yet with Bench it's the exact opposite...

I can listen to both these guys for hours and weeks and not get the slightest bit bored. Just great great guys with sharp baseball minds and priceless stories. And HELL YES it's disgusting that Pete has not been exonerated and put in the HOF which HE EARNED, dammit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@duaneknorr3081

5 жыл бұрын

Matthew Hamersly I'm calling boooooochit on that Matt!! He bet on baseball when he was player/ mgr of tha team!!! Easy way to pik up 20/25 k. ..walk tha bases loaded in a tie game bottom o ninth....sac fly for tha W!! Team loses... Tha tryant picks up 20 💰!! He is a OCD liar!! With a Napoleon complex!!! I Git a grip!!

@joshdavis3743

Жыл бұрын

Why is this disgusting, he bet on baseball which is a big no-no.

@THE-HammerMan

Жыл бұрын

@@joshdavis3743 Get stuffed.

@joshdavis3743

Жыл бұрын

@@THE-HammerMan Go home and tell your kid there are no rules if you feel he should be pardoned.

@THE-HammerMan

Жыл бұрын

@@joshdavis3743 Pete would rather lose a bet than play less than 110% ever second of every game. His gambling was entirely a separate thing with him. Notice how NO ONE ever has even hinted that he threw a game??? That's because he'd rather lose a silly bet and rot in hell first! I repeat: "Get Stuffed"!

The Farrah Fawcett story is a absolute classic. Lol

Pete Rose's father was a no nonsense cookie. I believe that is where Pete gets his toughness.

Lord forgive me... But I took so much pleasure in watching my 2011 St. Louis Cardinals stifling the Rangers every. time. we. were. on. the. ropes! In the words of Joe Buck, "They just will NOT go away." Hell no, we didn't. And in s strange twist of irony, a guy who'd dealt us FITS in however many playoff games, Lance Berkman, he wins his only World Series w/US that yr! Pretty damned sweet.💯

He's just grinding Ichiro's nuts in fun. In the same manner The Mick called him Charlie Hustle in spring training 1963. Ichiro played his ass off too. Pete knows that. Respects the man.

WOW, loved to watch him when he did get a walk.

Gotta love pete and his honesty and hes right

Fast forward to December 9, 2023: A Japanese player named Shohei Ohtani signs an MLB contract worth 700 million dollars.

Pete Rose has a championship talker as well.

Pete was batting 285 when he was 43 dummies.

@jeffw1267

5 жыл бұрын

He also hit zero home runs in 421 plate appearances. Pete was basically worthless after age 38.

@malcolmcarey6519

5 жыл бұрын

Home runs determine worth? How many times does pete have to tell you that a base hit with a guy on second is what wins games?

@robkarp9835

5 жыл бұрын

Every season from 1965-1981 he hit over .300 1981: Hit.325 (he was 41 years old)

@philliesphan312

5 жыл бұрын

@@jeffw1267 I think his point is always he knew he wasn't a power hitter so he would get as many singles and walks he could.

@haydenandhayden

5 жыл бұрын

jeffw1267 what do you mean home runs are not everything

Funny guy. Per the date signature on the upload, he was 74 in this vid. Not bad.

I’ve always thought it dumb to wear a jersey or something with another man’s name on it but as a kid growing up in the 70’s I didn’t have a problem wearing a Rose jersey he was my childhood idol and still is Rock on Charlie Hustle your the man

I think of Ichiro had played his entire career here in the u.s he would’ve have passed Pete Rose in major league hits ,Ichiro still has the records for most hits in a single season and most consecutive 200+ hit seasons

@chrisparker740

5 жыл бұрын

maybe. But now we are speculating. Hell, I may have been the greatest baseball player in history, but since I've never played baseball it's all speculation. Also if Ichiro never played in Japan, he would have started in the US in the minors like every other player. you can look at this two ways, either Rose is right and Japan is a very good AAA-ball so his hits don't count the same as Rose's -- OR -- Japanese hits do count because it's professional baseball. And if that's the case, Rose's professional minor league hits count too and his total rises to around 4800 hits.

@albundy4163

5 жыл бұрын

i agree, if he started at age 21, he would of had easy over 4000 hits.

@erikh448

5 жыл бұрын

Ichiro was the better all around player too, especially defensively. He would not have been in the minors for long. He didn't just play Japanese baseball, he has several batting titles there, and he's already proven to be elite in MLB.

@albundy4163

5 жыл бұрын

@@erikh448 well, if ichiro started in the majors he would be the hit king. rose knows that. however he didnt, so does everyone else. so many ifs in baseball....mantle if healthy. gehrig , ruth if not 6 years as a pitcher and they counted rbi. feller if not for being in war and getting hurt at 32. bonds if he didnt roid. rose if he didnt gamble as a manager...all IF

Grande Manos de Piedra Durán. Dominaste tanto en el box como en el beisbol

You just gotta play hard.....respect.

I pray that Pete Rose gets inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame, he really deserve it as a player, PERIOD!

@williamfroh8830

5 жыл бұрын

I hope he never gets in the cheat and degenerate gambler

@spidermonkeynuts3851

5 жыл бұрын

William Froh yet people who take steroids are still allowed in a

@williamfroh8830

5 жыл бұрын

@@spidermonkeynuts3851 well one thing that the steroid era taught us is that steroids work. Gambling on sports by the players or managers ruined baseball but steroids made them exciting

@Shaner373

5 жыл бұрын

@@williamfroh8830 that is the dumbest thing I have ever heard

@williamfroh8830

5 жыл бұрын

@@Shaner373 oh you should listen to Trump speak now that is the stupidest thing i've ever heard

I had no idea just how universally intelligent Pete was. Wow. Can't get enough of listening to this dude.

@Wes-pq4pl

4 жыл бұрын

He's a clown

Ichiro excelled in the mlb(3000+Hits..Mlb record 262 single season hits..18 Mlb seasons)...Get off your high horse Mr.Rose.It wont lessen your legacy to acknowledge talent in a fellow athelete.

@mikek4274

5 жыл бұрын

Pete had 4,000 +.

@JohnnyTyrone77

5 жыл бұрын

@@mikek4274 Yes he did.All I'm saying is give props where props are due!

@JohnnyTyrone77

5 жыл бұрын

@@mikek4274 Not many players get 3,000 hits in their career...Plus Ichiro joined the MLB later in life than Mr.Rose did.

@juanperez1340

5 жыл бұрын

JohnnyTyrone77 I totally agree with you👍🏽

@chuckhines459

5 жыл бұрын

If they combined what Ichiro did in Japan and the Major leagues he surpassed Rose in hitting.

Pete is RIGHT. Ichiro's hits in Japan DO NOT COUNT

Pete is hillarious

@joshdavis3743

Жыл бұрын

Very funny, and smart.

Pet had Bob. One toss ball in upper deck to me nice memories 80s baseball

The oldest record that will probably never be matched again is a pitcher winning 30 games.

Bless Pete Rose!!!

Give me a team with 4 nolan ryans and 10 pete roses. Of course 1 of those pete roses may never get to play.

I love it! Pete Hall of Fame!

you belong in the hall of fame!!!!

Best Name In SportS!!!

When I was little, Pete Rose was always great at signing autographs. I also saw him having breakfast with 3 pretty women in Pittsburgh.

@ucantcompare2U2

5 жыл бұрын

Yup, was at what once existed, "A Baseball Card Show." They were charging 20 bucks but I was late. Our paths crossed & he signed for me in the parking lot.

The right way to play the game

Pete rose broke bones for every extra inch forward he ever got …jist ti give his team a better chance ….inrincially , he played harder than every other player on that field that day ….

That southern drawl is my cup of tea.

@rogerfarraghersr1884

5 жыл бұрын

... What are you non humans doing with my comments to this same man ??

@rogerfarraghersr1884

5 жыл бұрын

I think I see the safety inthe action now .

No one loved watching Pete play ball more than me. I watched him since he replaced Don Blasingame at 2nd in '63 up til '85. Between the lines he was one of the best, plus I never saw him make a mental error. But off the field the man is a train wreck. Pete doesn't know to this day, if he told the truth up front he would be back in the game. He thinks the world is against him when, in fact, he can't get out of his own way.

"Ichiro my ass!!!" 😁🤣

Old school baseball

Let Pete in!!!!

Somehow, Pete Rose reminds me of Chris Farley...

@thegoldentroll

5 жыл бұрын

@Sideshow Bob Yes he did.

@cpmenninga

4 жыл бұрын

Manic energy.

Ichiro has played 16 MLB seasons and has 3030 hits. Pete Rose after 16 seasons had 3372 hits.... You absolutely can not compare Japanese pitching to MLB pitching on a day to day basis. If Ichiro had been in MLB his entire career, who knows?

@akonydelrio7564

7 жыл бұрын

ichiro had 200 hit in ten consecutive seasons from 27 years old to 37 plus the most hits in a season with 262... if he had got to the league at 22 he would of broke it

@youjleachjrtube

7 жыл бұрын

No one knows.

@akonydelrio7564

7 жыл бұрын

you're right...but looking at the evidence it most likely looks like he could of.

@youjleachjrtube

7 жыл бұрын

+Akony Del Rio Possibly.....but the only real evidence is how many hits he actually has in MLB.

@akonydelrio7564

7 жыл бұрын

Pete rose hit 200 a season in 24 years ichiro had 200 hits in 10 straight. in his 30s. imagine if he started at 21. rookie year he possibly get like 180 hits then next year maybe 190. after that he dials in on the MLB pitches. he'll have 200 hits every season...like he did. he hit 240+ his rookie year. of course I'm assuming but it's a strong assumption

Love to watch Pete play ! If players today played like Pete it would be would be worth watching instead of fat boys in pajamas today's baseball just sucks

I first saw Pete play pro ball in 1960 and I knew and I was but 9 years old.

Strong triple A my ass in Japan. Japan has the won the World Baseball Classic more than we have

2 of the greatest of all time to bad Nolan wasn't a Red cause he would have more wins . Nolan Ryan greatest pitcher ever Pete Rose Greatest player ever ! 👏

The man made a valid point. If your counting Ichiro's japanese league hits then we should count Rose's minor league hits. Its only fair seeing as how they're about equivalent as far as talent is concerned like he said. Yea i get it it Ichiro would likely be the true all time hit leader had he played in the majors since 21-22, but who's fault is that? Not Pete Rose.

@SteveCherches

5 жыл бұрын

Chase Leighton It’s still not the same. That’s why players who can’t make it here go to Japan. And, we don’t see that many Japanese players coming over here overall. Not to mention that the two played in completely different eras. I just don’t see how we can compare them.

Loved every bit of this until he disrespected Ichiro. You can’t say anything bad about a player that loves the game of baseball like Ichiro Suzuki does. Always respectful and gave it 100% every game even during his ending years.

@Iron-sy4yp

3 жыл бұрын

Ichiro my ass dude he’s Pete Rose he can say any damn thing he wants Ichiro couldn’t wear Pete’s jock

@bisquik3006

3 жыл бұрын

@@Iron-sy4yp The problem with today's people. He didn't disrespect anyone, but busted balls, and even said he is defending his hit crown. Lighten up Francis.

@MoreThanWrestling

2 жыл бұрын

Pete won, Ichiro didn’t

@hlacoille

2 жыл бұрын

@@MoreThanWrestling I mean Ichiro will probably get into the hall of fame, Pete won’t. Who really won?

@meltednostrilsbornwithoutn781

2 жыл бұрын

@@Iron-sy4yp Um Ichiro was a better hitter than Rose, let alone base running and defense.

Pete Rose played wide open and is a bad ass competitor

'Hall of Fame' I did a 180

Interesting that Ryan doesn't take this opportunity to recommend the hits leader to the HOF.

@smithfan22

5 жыл бұрын

Sonny Harmon he knows better. There’s a lot of people in the baseball world that are still hostile about Pete Rose.

@cpmenninga

4 жыл бұрын

He may also know Rose agreed to forego that honor in 1989.

Yeah Pete it was so tuff I'm shocked that you ever had time to make a bet

I want Pete in the hall

1. Shohei Ohtani, Dodgers: 10 years, $700 million (2024-2033) Wow. When Ohtani reached free agency after the 2023 season, heading toward his second AL MVP Award in three years, it was a foregone conclusion that he would set a record for the largest contract in MLB history. Many estimates had him approaching or exceeding $500 million and perhaps even challenging $600 million. Even that turned out to be low. Ohtani's deal nearly doubles the previous record for total guaranteed dollars on a new contract, and perhaps that's appropriate given that his two-way status (although elbow surgery will keep him off the mound in 2024.)

Pete rose! The most exciting player ever! Anyone who knows anything about baseball has him in their top 3 picks, if not, they don't know shit about the game.

Put the man in the Hall of Fame!!!!!!!!

Pete Rose & Nolan Ryan!

If Suzuki played in Pete's time before dedicated 7th and 8th inning specialists, not to mention closers and routine 100mph gassers, Suzuki would have easily become the all time leader in the U.S. by a wide margin. Not even close really.

Nolan looks like he could throw a no hitter right now he still looks intimidating.

The GREATEST HITTER AND THE GREATEST PITCHER ....everyone needs to bow down

Pete's a bit salty about Ichiro but he can't deny that Suzuki was a truly great player and deserves to be in the conversation with the other great hitters in the history of the game.

what a character. Interesting how the teams would intimidate a young player like that. Makes me feel a teeny bit better when I hear about players signing 100 milion plus contracts.

@wyotea4085

3 жыл бұрын

They still do it in arbitration. It’s brutal

Anyone that did a thumbs down on this......must not know baseball.

Love Pete

I think the reporter should ask Nolan to see if any player will play 20 years plus. I can see trout going as long as he physically can

@jerrybrownell3633

3 жыл бұрын

@Brayden Burkett- I don't care what kind of shape you are in physically after about age 37 you start to decline. Players who were productive in their late 30's are few and far between- take any player and check out their stats in Baseball Reference. I am a Mike Trout fan but I don't see him playing past age 35