Pete Rose wasn’t himself day before death: former teammate Tony Perez
Longtime Pete Rose teammate Tony Perez said MLB’s hit king “wasn’t him at all” the day before he died Monday at the age of 83. Perez, who played alongside Rose with the Reds for 16 seasons, saw his friend Sunday during an autographs show in Tennessee.
McCrabb: Part of my childhood gone after death of Pete Rose
Born in 1960 in Kettering, Ohio, I was destined to be a Cincinnati Reds fan. By the time I was 8, Pete Rose was in his sixth season with the Cincinnati Reds, Tony Perez, then a skinny kid from Cuba, was in his fifth season, and Johnny Bench was a highly-touted catcher.
Bench, who wore a "Pete and Johnny Show" T-shirt while talking to Patrick, praised Rose's baseball career Tuesday, saying he ...
NEW YORK -- Pete Rose, baseball's career hits leader and fallen idol who undermined his historic achievements and Hall of ...
After slightly more than a year in the position, Pasco County Fire Rescue Chief Tony Perez resigned the position Sept. 19.
As a switch-hitter, Mr. Rose was the leadoff man for one of baseball’s most formidable lineups with the Reds’ championship ...
Twenty-five years later, and there were Carlton Fisk, Tony Perez and Sparky Anderson, sitting there on a Hall of Fame Sunday -- their Hall of Fame Sunday -- still debating who called the pitch ...
ESPN analyst Eduardo Perez became emotional while sharing the news of Pete Rose's death on Monday. Perez was joining ESPN's ...
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