Hidden Notebook Shows Pete Rose Bet On MLB Baseball As Player

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Viejo, I remember when we were betting horses with Pete Rose at the last RX bash which has been too long ago
 

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Non issue....he didn't bet against his team and he did his talking on the field.....he belongs in the HOF......

He didn't bet on his team?!?! Wow, THAT'S a relief. Not consciously, but it's easy to imagine the following scenario: Mario Soto sucked during much of the time he pitched for the Reds, and Rose bets on the first 2 games of a 3 games series that don't include him-maybe even burns out the bullpen in trying to win the series(and his bets). Then he doesn't bet game 3, that ain't betting against the Reds, but if you think that's not fooling with the integrity of the game, you're fooling yourself. Here's an even more clear cut example: Over/under on a game is 6.5, and the Reds are up 6-0 going into the 9th. The opponents load the bases, and Rose doesn't switch pitchers-he figures, he has a 6 run lead, just needs one more run, so he leaves the guy in. A grand slam ensues, and now he makes the pitching change, but the opponents rally to win 7-6. Rose would deny to the death that he threw the game, but, to some extent he did. He's scum, and is NEVER getting in, nor does he deserve to.
 

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He didn't bet on his team?!?! Wow, THAT'S a relief. Not consciously, but it's easy to imagine the following scenario: Mario Soto sucked during much of the time he pitched for the Reds, and Rose bets on the first 2 games of a 3 games series that don't include him-maybe even burns out the bullpen in trying to win the series(and his bets). Then he doesn't bet game 3, that ain't betting against the Reds, but if you think that's not fooling with the integrity of the game, you're fooling yourself. Here's an even more clear cut example: Over/under on a game is 6.5, and the Reds are up 6-0 going into the 9th. The opponents load the bases, and Rose doesn't switch pitchers-he figures, he has a 6 run lead, just needs one more run, so he leaves the guy in. A grand slam ensues, and now he makes the pitching change, but the opponents rally to win 7-6. Rose would deny to the death that he threw the game, but, to some extent he did. He's scum, and is NEVER getting in, nor does he deserve to.


Thats why it puzzles me why there is such an uproar about this recent news of him betting while he was a player when we already knew years ago that he bet on the Reds while he was a manger .

The manager thing is a much bigger deal then the player thing.

Why are people making a bigger deal about him betting as a player more then a manager?
 

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He will never get in the HOF.......No way........The guy gambled on his own team........He`s done!
 

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I should say....Great player no doubt about it.

But gambling on baseball and your team no less......That`s a no,no.

He will never,ever see the HOF as long as he`s alive........Bet!
 

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Thats why it puzzles me why there is such an uproar about this recent news of him betting while he was a player when we already knew years ago that he bet on the Reds while he was a manger .

The manager thing is a much bigger deal then the player thing.

Why are people making a bigger deal about him betting as a player more then a manager?

I meant to say, sarcastically, "he didn't bet AGAINST his team?" The 2 examples I gave are indirect examples of him doing exactly that.
 

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