Pete Rose, baseball's all-time hits leader and its most infamous non-A-Rod villain, has asked Major League Baseball to lift his lifetime ban, according to CBS' Jon Heyman.
"I do have a formal request from Pete. I will be in communications with his representatives," new MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred said Monday, adding he was "prepared to deal with that request on its merits."
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