Reinstatement finally! On Tuesday, Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred removed Pete Rose, "Shoeless" Joe Jackson, and other deceased players from the permanently ineligible list.

Four Major League Baseball players were reinstated by the league on Thursday after serving year-long bans for gambling on ...

Rose, a legendary figure in baseball history, was banned from the sport in 1991 after being found to have bet on games while both a player and a manager. Click on ‘Follow Us’ and get notified ...

the Most Valuable Player Award and the Rookie of the Year Award. In 2015, shortly after Manfred succeeded Bud Selig as commissioner, Rose applied for reinstatement with MLB. Manfred met with Rose ...

MLB found Rose gambled on his Cincinnati Reds as both a player and manager, although he insisted he never bet on his team to lose. Rose denied the accusations until 2004. He sought reinstatement ...

It’s a big day today: Our annual anonymous player poll has dropped. This year, we have five different angles to choose from.

Rose first applied for reinstatement in September ... appear to be eligible for the Hall’s Classic Baseball Era, which next meets to consider players in December 2027 and considers those whose ...

While no major votes are expected to take place at this week’s quarterly MLB owners meetings in New York, commissioner Rob Manfred did discuss President Donald Trump’s influence on the Pete Rose and ...

The Major League Baseball commissioner surprised the baseball world with his Pete Rose decision after pressure from the ...

Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred ruled Tuesday that players and other figures placed on the league's permanently ineligible list will have that eligibility restored upon their deaths.