WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman congratulates MLB Commissioner Robert Manfred for Posthumous forgiveness for The Great Pete Rose

Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred has announced the removal of Pete Rose from The League`s ineligible List, and this means he can be posthumously inducted into The Major League Baseball Hall of Fame.

United States President Donald Trump had published on Social Media that he plans on signing a complete pardon of Pete Rose, which is an exemplary action; President Trump brought justice to Jack Johnson, the first black heavyweight champion who suffered horrendous legal actions and died billed as a criminal which was proven to have been racial discrimination crimes imposed by the government back in the 1910´s .

The League explains that Commissioner Rob Manfred has concluded that MLB`s policy shall be that a permanent ineligibility ends upon the passing of the disciplined individual. Pete Rose, who was an all time Great Baseball Star died last year, unforgiven during his lifetime.

Pete Rose was one of the greatest players of all time, Charlie Hustle as known for his unique style which motivated so many to play with the heart, owner of what seems will never be broken record of hits with 4256, three time World Series champion, 17 times All star game starter among a variety of other great accomplishments.

Pete was also a great boxing fan and a dear friend to legendary boxing promoter Dan Goosen.

Even though we are sad that Pete was pardoned before he went to his grave and could not live the much deserved Hall of Fame induction, we congratulate MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred for taking this valiant action which the fans of baseball and society in general will celebrate in great fashion.