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Pete Rose

Pete Rose

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Sep 15, 2026

Ed MartinGUEST
24:22
there?Well, you know, let me, let me make one thing and make you smile, McGraw.
Ed MartinGUEST
24:26
I will say the president said in the press conference he was gonna pardon Pete Rose posthumously, and he has not signed the paperwork.
Ed MartinGUEST
24:33
And there's a lot of Pete Rose fans out there, including Pete's family, that really wants that.
Ed MartinGUEST
24:37
It hasn't happened yet.
Ed MartinGUEST
24:37
So every, every time it comes opening day, it's been, like, two opening days, I've tried to get it in there.

8 MINS LATER

McGraw MilhavenHOST
33:07
Don't kid yourself.
McGraw MilhavenHOST
33:08
[laughs] Ed Martin is good r- good radio.
McGraw MilhavenHOST
33:11
I like that he tried to sneak in a Dwight Gooden pardon, or maybe even a Pete Rose pardon.
Dave Van HornSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:52
Clemente batting .342.
Dave Van HornSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:56
He's been in the battle for the batting crown, but Looks like it's all over but the shouting for Pete Rose.
Dave Van HornSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:05
The first pitch low and away from Clemente.
Dave Van HornSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:07
Ball one.
Dave Van HornSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:53
Stargell will
Russ TaylorSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:53
be the batter.
Russ TaylorSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:55
Steve, if my mathematics are correct, I was figuring out before the ball game got underway, Roberto Clemente would have to go 4-for-4 and Pete Rose would have to go 0-for-4 in tonight's Cincinnati game in order for Clemente to win the batting championship.
Russ TaylorSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:09
He would then defeat Pete Rose by one percentage point.
James PietragalloHOST
63:36
Rod had a giant thing he kept in his living room full of bats.
James PietragalloHOST
63:40
Which was fun because you'd be sitting there talking and you'd just grab literally Pete Rose's bat and just start swinging it in the living room just while you're talking, having fun.
James PietragalloHOST
63:47
It's Pete
Jimmie WhismanHOST
63:47
Rose's actual bat.
Dominic CotroneoGUEST
62:21
But basically It's everything that you may have forgotten about or the little details that are just about the labor situation.
Dominic CotroneoGUEST
62:29
Less about, hey, you know, the, uh, Pete Rose home run record or, uh, hit record, or you're talking about the, you know, this player had 45 homers.
Dominic CotroneoGUEST
62:37
It, it's not about a season by season look of that.
Dominic CotroneoGUEST
62:39
It's about season by season of lockouts, split season in '81, lockout of '90 to the under card to the '94 strike, the near strike of 2002, the lockout of 2022.
Bill BurrHOST
31:32
'77, '78, '79, We Are Family, the Pirates.
Bill BurrHOST
31:36
'80, Pete Rose with the Phillies.
Bill BurrHOST
31:39
'81 was Fernando Valenzuela finally getting the Yankees.
Bill BurrHOST
31:45
1981 after losing in '77, '78, Ozzie Smith, the Cardinals.
Tony MassarottiHOST
13:20
We were talking more along the lines of the ones that got up into the high 30s, 40s, and 50s.
Tony MassarottiHOST
13:26
Joe DiMaggio 56, Pete Rose I think hitting 44 in a row, if that sounds right.
Tony MassarottiHOST
13:33
Uh, Paul Molitor had one that I think was 39 games.
Tony MassarottiHOST
13:37
Jimmy, uh, Rollins had one that was 38 games.
Michael FarberGUEST
37:06
Well, let's look at New York as an example.
Michael FarberGUEST
37:10
Uh, 1973, Bud Harrelson and Pete Rose.
Michael FarberGUEST
37:13
You remember that well?
Mitch MelnickHOST
37:14
Oh, Pete Rose went, uh, barreling in to try to break up a double play, and they got into a fight.
Michael FarberGUEST
37:19
Yeah, fist fight.
Mitch MelnickHOST
37:20
Yes.
Michael FarberGUEST
37:20
In fact, uh, Bud Harrelson's nose hit Pete Rose's fist.
Mitch MelnickHOST
37:26
[laughs]
Michael FarberGUEST
4:23
Well, let's look at New York as an example.
Michael FarberGUEST
4:26
Uh, 1973, Bud Harrelson and Pete Rose.
Michael FarberGUEST
4:29
You remember that well?
Mitch MelnickHOST
4:31
Oh, Pete Rose went, uh, barreling in to try to break up a double play and they got into a fight.
Michael FarberGUEST
4:35
Yeah, fistfight.
Mitch MelnickHOST
4:36
Yes.
Michael FarberGUEST
4:37
In fact, uh, Bud Harrelson's nose hit Pete Rose's fist.
Michael FarberGUEST
4:43
[laughs]
Brandon DouglasHOST
18:07
Don't change what got you there.
Brandon DouglasHOST
18:09
Pete Rose said something.
Brandon DouglasHOST
18:10
I'm seeing this.
Brandon DouglasHOST
18:12
Yeah, it does feel like it's Vaughn stuff
Rich EisenGUEST
13:44
when you're listening to it.
Rich EisenGUEST
13:45
Just seeing Craig Kilborn back in 1994, or, you know, uh, Dan Patrick telling the story about how he first started, his first big moment was being on the SportsCenter set live with Bob Ley talking about the Pete Rose, you know, um, the Pete Rose suspension, and seeing it, um, is just great.
Rich EisenGUEST
14:09
Berman back in 1982 being on the set with Tom Mees.
Steve MasonHOST
14:13
Mm-hmm.

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