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MLB commissioner Bud Selig is s said to be seriously considering lifting Pete Rose's lifetime suspension from baseball. -- (link)
Posted by
Don Homer (aka DonHomer)
Jul 27 '09, 04:17
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He should never be allowed to manage again, but it's a joke that he's not even eligible for the HOF or that he can only walk on the field to be recognized when...
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Ender
Jul 27, 05:33
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wanna bet? -- nm
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zeitgeist
Jul 27, 10:56
Word. -- nm
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Jim
Jul 27, 05:47
*goes to Vegas, places a bet he does* -- nm
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Pete Rose
Jul 27, 04:46
Worst mistake of Selig's tenure if he does this.
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Will Hunting
Jul 27, 04:43
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nah, his worst mistake would be not reinstating Rose, but allowing a 'roider into the Hall.
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znufrii
Jul 27, 05:50
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Baseball history has dozens of guys who looked to gain a performance edge....openly gambling = violating Rule #1. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Jul 27, 05:55
6
*shrug* Personally, I put more emphasis on rule-breaking that actually impacts the outcome of a game. -- nm
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znufrii
Jul 27, 06:02
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Right, ultimately what he did didn't affect the game itself. -- nm
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Ender
Jul 27, 06:04
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At least, there's no evidence that it did. -- nm
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znufrii
Jul 27, 06:07
2
And no suggestion that it did either. The bookie wasn't exactly Rose's friend when he ratted on him yet there was no suggestion he bet against the team. -- nm
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Ender
Jul 27, 06:13
1
And I can't imagine that if he had colluded with other teams it wouldn't have come out by now. -- nm
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znufrii
Jul 27, 06:14
Really? That's a rather bold statement. -- nm
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Don Homer
Jul 27, 06:06
Really? Is this day and age of cheaters, actual cheaters breaking records in MLB? nm -- nm
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Jim
Jul 27, 05:48
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Baseball has decades of guys looking for edges. HGH now, greenies in the 60's/70's...etc etc.
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Will Hunting
Jul 27, 05:56
4
I guess I just dispute that that is Rule #1.
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TFox
Jul 27, 05:58
3
Word. I would think cheating would be the first rule of the game. And tanking a game because you gambled on it would fit that bill.
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Jim
Jul 27, 06:13
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Especially when you consider that the HOF didn't even make the rule until the year before he'd have been eligible. -- nm
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Ender
Jul 27, 06:15
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(Which kind of makes me wonder what all the guff about Shoeless Joe was about, if he wasn't ineligible for the Hall until 1991.) -- nm
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Ender
Jul 27, 06:16
He only got all those hits because because he bet on the games, obviously. Without gambiling, he's a .240 hitter with limited range in the field. -- nm
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TFox
Jul 27, 05:50
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Has nothing to do with his unquestioned baseball talents. Just his ethics about the game. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Jul 27, 05:57
Well, since you put it THAT way... :) nm -- nm
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Jim
Jul 27, 05:53
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