Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred reinstated Pete Rose along with 16 other dead players last month in a move ...

Trump said he was issuing a "pardon" for Pete Rose in February. Manfred was reported to be considering reinstatement a day ...

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred stunned the baseball world last month, posthumously removing Pete Rose from the league’s ...

Manfred said he "paid attention" to the advice Trump gave him on Rose, "but I had a lot of other people that were weighing in ...

Rose had been banned from baseball since a ruling from commissioner Bart Giamatti back in 1989 following an investigation ...

Commissioner Rob Manfred announced that players punished with permanent ineligibility will be reinstated after their deaths, and the Hall of Fame said it would consider such players for inclusion.

While no major votes are expected to take place at this week’s quarterly MLB owners meetings in New York, commissioner Rob ...

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred called the decision to remove Pete Rose from the permanently ineligible list earlier this month ...

NEW YORK — MLB commissioner Rob Manfred on Wednesday appeared to acknowledge that President Donald Trump had some influence on his decision to reinstate the late Pete Rose.

Rob Manfred defended his choice to reinstate Pete Rose, “Shoeless” Joe Jackson and other deceased banned players.

Jeff Francoeur, a 12-year MLB veteran and now national broadcaster for TBS games, offered his feelings on the Pete Rose ...

Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred’s recent decision to end the league’s ban on Pete Rose was at least somewhat influenced by President Donald Trump, Manfred said on Wednesday.