Commissioner Rob Manfred announced the removal of Pete Rose and 16 other deceased individuals from MLB's permanently ineligible list, a decision that was celebrated by Reds ownership. The Reds game against the White Sox was overshadowed by this announcement, generating excitement for the planned celebration of Rose's legacy. Despite the anticipation, the Reds struggled on the field, losing the game 5-1 and dropping their record to 20-23. The buzz around the Rose news contrasted sharply with the team's inability to perform in extra innings, leaving fans divided in their emotions.
"MLB lifted the permanent ban on Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson, which generated significant local excitement and anticipation ahead of the Reds' planned celebration."
"Despite the enthusiasm surrounding the Rose news, the Reds' performance struggled as they lost to the White Sox, 5-1, in a game overshadowed by the celebration of Rose's legacy."
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