Feb. 25, 1979: Pete Rose
Morley Safer interviewed Pete Rose in 1979, as the brash baseball player was facing criticism for leaving his hometown of Cincinnati to accept a more lucrative offer to play in rival Philadelphia.
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Morley Safer interviewed Pete Rose in 1979, as the brash baseball player was facing criticism for leaving his hometown of Cincinnati to accept a more lucrative offer to play in rival Philadelphia.
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