According to ESPN and ABC News, a family member found Rose and there were “no signs of foul play.” Rose died on the same day that NBA Hall of Famer Dikembe Mutombo passed away from brain cancer at age 58.

When Pete was banned from MLB for life for gambling on the game in 1989, the Hall acted shortly thereafter and effectively made him ineligible for induction. For more than a decade Rose denied he ever bet on baseball during his managing career with the Reds, despite the evidence that said he did repeatedly.

Pete Rose, who recorded an MLB-record 4,256 hits but was more known for his betting banishment from baseball, has died, the Cincinnati Reds announced Monday. He was 83.