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Relentless Pursuit: Pete Rose's Self-Serving Quest for the All-Time Hits Record - 1983 - 1986
By Kerry Keene
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By Kerry Keene
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On September 11, 1985, baseball legend Pete Rose entered his name into the record books by passing Ty Cobb's longstanding record for most hits in a career. Ever since, Rose has embraced the title of "Hit King", and it had been apparent to many that it was a goal on which he had fixated for many years.
By the early 1980's, after he had played major league baseball for two decades, Rose's hitting skills had begun to decline noticeably. In his early forties at the time, he was going through a n...