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MLB legend Pete Rose dies at age 83

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MLB legend Pete Rose died at the age of 83. Rose spent 24 years in the league with the Cincinnati Reds but also played for the Philadelphia Phillies and Montreal Expos. He won three World Series titles, was the National League MVP, and was a 17-time all-star.

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