Okay, we have a real problem here.

You're waking up with Sarah and Vinny.

Fricking amazing.

Alice at 973.

Pete Rose died yesterday.

Pete Rose did not live to see himself enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame, died at 83, I don't have a cause of death.

He was just at an autograph show in Nashville over the weekend.

He's bummed. He paid the ultimate price, no question. That was a guy who lived, breathed baseball.

Yeah. He was the hit king. He was a guy who and it's his own fault. He was betting on games. It's the

thing that you're not allowed to do but but in the end I think that all his

desperation you know the last 20 years of his life was I just want to be in the Hall of Fame, I deserve it, and they wouldn't let him. You broke the rules, dude. No. there's a great documentary on Netflix with

Pete Rose that and it was really recent so yeah but you know he had a full life wrap up

yeah but he was a baseball lifer speaking of life like a full-on full life

of a-up yeah but he was a baseball lifer speaking of life like a full-on from beginning to the

last day on career in the league and then he was a manager

yeah a couple years then that's where he got into trouble. I mean who knows if he was betting on the games while he was playing but

He was definitely when he was in management he was betting you know, it's funny. It's not funny at all. It's tragic that gambling is an addiction and

People in that business are there's a reason you're not allowed to do that.

You are an influence.

You're an influence on that game.

It's I don't know I mean no matter how you are, I'm actually kind of glad that they never let him in.

Maybe that's not a popular stance to take, but I'm like, no, that guy did this really, really wrong thing.

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