Pete Rose, the legendary baseball player and all-time hits leader, passed away at the age of 83, confirmed by his agent and local authorities. Known as 'Charlie Hustle,' Rose was a 17-time All-Star and won three World Series championships, boasting a record 4,256 hits, the most in Major League Baseball history. Despite his remarkable achievements, Rose's legacy is marred by a gambling scandal that led to his lifetime ban from the sport and exclusion from the Baseball Hall of Fame. Following his death, discussions have reignited regarding his Hall of Fame eligibility, with many fans and commentators advocating for his induction. Rose's passing has prompted reflections on his contributions to the game, contrasting his on-field brilliance with the controversies that defined his off-field life. His cause of death remains undetermined as tributes pour in from across the baseball community.