The debate over the greatest players in sports history continues, with fans forming 'Mount Rushmore' lists for various franchises, including the St. Louis Cardinals. Honorable mentions for the Cardinals include Yadier Molina, Lou Brock, and Ken Boyer, each having significant impact and achievements with the team. Meanwhile, Pete Rose, a legendary figure in baseball known for his unparalleled hustle and extensive records, passed away at 83 years old. Despite his accolades, including three World Series titles and 17 All-Star appearances, Rose remains ineligible for the Hall of Fame due to his gambling scandal. Former players like Ron Robinson reflect on Rose's intense competitive spirit and the profound influence he had on teammates, likening him to 'Elvis Presley for baseball'. Rose's legacy is a complex mix of greatness and controversy, underscoring the importance of maintaining one's integrity in sports.