Fans gathered at Great American Ball Park on Sunday for a 14-hour visitation of all-time MLB hit king and Reds legend, Pete ...

Thousands of fans have streamed into Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati despite steady rain to pay respects to Pete Rose.

A long line wrapped around the front of Great American Ball Park as thousands of fans waited to pay respects to Pete Rose's ...

MLB's Cincinnati Reds on Sunday hosted a 14-hour visitation for late Reds legend Pete Rose, baseball's all-time hits leader, who died Sept. 30 at age 83.

Sunday’s rainy weather did not stop fans from remembering Major League Baseball’s Hit King. Cincinnati Reds legend Pete Rose ...

"This is an opportunity to say their goodbyes to Pete and Pete's family wants the opportunity to speak directly to the fans tell them how much they meant to them," Rick Walls, the executive director ...

The Reds plan to honor Rose on "Pete Rose Day" when they play the Chicago White Sox on May 14 with first pitch planned for 7:14 p.m., also in homage to his No. 14.

The Cincinnati Reds held a 14-hour memorial visitation for legendary former player Pete Rose. Rose died on Sept. 30, at the age of 83.

“He was a guy you thought was going to live forever,” longtime Reds fan Bob Augspurger said. “When I heard the news, obviously it was sad. Baseball lost its greatest ambassador.” Fawn Rose ...

CINCINNATI − It wasn't a baseball game that brought fans to Great American Ball Park on Sunday. Instead, it was saying goodbye to a Cincinnati Reds legend. Hundreds clad in red clutched ...

It wasn't a baseball game that brought fans to Great American Ball Park on Sunday. Instead, it was saying goodbye to a Cincinnati Reds legend. Hundreds clad in red clutched umbrellas and adjusted ...