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Former Cincinnati Reds manager and player Pete Rose is seen before the game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Great American Ball Park on July 21, 2018 in Cincinnati, Ohio. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images)

LOS ANGELES – All-time baseball great Pete Rose has reportedly died at the age of 83.

According to a report from TMZ, Rose died at his Las Vegas home on Monday.

Nicknamed “Charlie Hustle” during his playing days, Rose holds the all-time MLB record for most hits, 4,256, and games played at 3,562.

Rose was banned from baseball in the late 1980s for betting on games as a manager for the Cincinnati Reds. Due to the permanent ban, Rose was never inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, despite his on-field achievements as a player.

FOX 11 calls to confirm the news of Rose’s death.

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This story was reported from Los Angeles.