Pete Rose, Major League Baseball’s all-time hits leader who was banned for gambling, has died at the age of 83. Known as the 'Hit King,' Rose’s controversial career has left an indelible mark on the sport, prompting both admiration and criticism. Following his passing, former MLB commissioner Fay Vincent shared a blunt assessment of Rose’s Hall of Fame eligibility, reigniting debates about his complex legacy. Trump's recent remarks suggest that Rose should be inducted into the Hall of Fame soon, highlighting the ongoing discussions about his contributions to baseball versus the consequences of his actions. Memories of Rose's competitiveness and numerous achievements are now being revisited, overshadowed by the scandal of his gambling ban. As fans and fellow players reflect on his impact, reactions to his death reveal a mix of nostalgia and contemplation about what his legacy truly means to the sport.