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Pete Rose, the all-time hits leader, has expressed humility and doubt about his achievements in the midst of the ongoing debate about his eligibility for the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Despite his impressive statistics and contributions to the sport, Rose has been barred from induction due to his lifetime ban from baseball resulting from his gambling scandal in the 1980s.

In a recent interview, Rose pondered, “Do my achievements really stand up to the greats? I mean, I had a lot of hits, but was it just because I played for so long?” He also questioned whether his records would hold up in today’s game, saying, “The game has changed so much, I’m not sure I’d be able to keep up.”

Rose’s introspection highlights the complexity of the debate surrounding his Hall of Fame candidacy. While some argue that his on-field achievements outweigh his off-field transgressions, others believe that his gambling scandal should forever tarnish his legacy. As the debate rages on, Rose’s humility and self-doubt serve as a reminder that even the greatest achievements can be subject to scrutiny and debate.