BREAKING: Donald Trump Sends vulgar message to Cincinnati Reds

Former President Trump recently revealed plans to pardon a late Cincinnati Reds legend with a controversial past.

As one of the oldest franchises in MLB history, the Cincinnati Reds have accumulated a rich legacy. However, in recent years, that legacy has been overshadowed by consistent losing. Despite this, the team has had its share of great moments.

During the 1970s, the Reds were a dominant force, earning the nickname “The Big Red Machine.” They made four World Series appearances in that decade, securing two championships. One of the most iconic figures of that era was Pete Rose, widely regarded as one of baseball’s greatest players.

However, Rose’s legacy took a dramatic turn when he became embroiled in one of the most infamous gambling scandals in sports history. As a result, he was permanently banned from baseball, preventing him from ever being inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Now, Trump appears determined to change that. On Friday, he announced via social media that he will be pardoning Rose.

Rose passed away in September 2024, and Trump expressed regret that he never had the chance to celebrate his Hall of Fame induction. The former president stated that he intends to issue a full pardon in the coming weeks.