The culture that protected Rose from the fallout of his excesses did not extend the same favor to the team's most talented Black players.
Rose, despite his on-field excellence, was suspended from M.L.B. for lifetime betting on baseball while managing the Reds, showcasing a disparity in treatment compared to Black players.
The article reflects on the influence of stereotypes on young Black players in baseball camps and highlights the connection between physical attributes and perception within the sport.
The legalization of sports betting has sparked a reassessment of Rose's legacy, shedding light on his accomplishments as a player amidst his character flaws.
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