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08-02-2009, 09:04 AM
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Even the most outstanding players need to follow the law. As others have said, organized baseball has long established that involvement in gambling is a crime, a mortal, unforgivable sin. Since Rose gambled on the Reds while managing the Reds, he must suffer for the best interests of baseball. Same goes for Shoeless Joe Jackson.
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