MLB commissioner Rob Manfred defends decision to reinstate Pete Rose, others: ‘A ban on working in the game’

Earlier this month, the Chief League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred’s Office announced that the League was Restoring 17 killed players from a permanently unaccountable listA number of the most famous, Pete’s rose and “useless” Joe Joson were on that list, and the most urgent question for almost everyone in the world of baseball is it or not? Rose will be involved in the baseball fameA number

The rose was banned from baseball since the commissioner Bart Giamat, in 1989 he returned to the investigation, which confirmed Rosie’s games and the incincy manager in the 80s. The rose died in September 2024, and the discourse began again whether the ban continues after death.

Manfred discussed the question of resetting the rose “CBS Morning” ThursdayA number

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“I would say three things,” Manfred said when he asked for a decision to recover. “No. 1. Our constantly inadmissible list is effective in the barrier to work in the game. This is a matter of logic. No. 2.

“And then, finally, I think that people do not realize that it is a settlement agreement on the commissioner. The glory hall must take into account Pete rises according to its current rules. So I decide to see baseball that lives in a deal they originally prepared by Pete’s rose. “

Then Manfred asked that it was a difficult decision.

“Yes, it is a difficult decision, because people are passionate about such issues,” Manfred said. “When I came to the side of the business that I came to satisfy your agreements really important, and it was overdue.”

The famous hall has announced that the next time the rose will be discussed for voting, there will be a commission of the classic age, which met in December 2028 in the celebration hall.