[bigboydan]

Like father like son? What a shame ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Pete Rose Jr., the son of baseball's career hits leader, was sentenced Monday to one month in prison and five months of home detention for distributing a steroid alternative to his minor league teammates. Rose faced up to two years in prison and a $1 million fine. Federal judge Robert Echols waived a fine for Rose.

"I made a mistake and hurt a lot of people," Rose said outside the courthouse after the sentencing. "The judge is great. He was very generous and I can't thank him enough. He doesn't have to worry about me doing anything like this again," Rose said.

this kid is just plain dumb...

[Santo]

I actually saw him play in a AA game in Orlando (Chattanooga Lookouts I think), must be almost 10 years ago now..

If the Orlando game is any indication, he must have had to put up with gambling jibes every day of his career

[pags11]

don't drop the soap...that's a good one...the guy had a cup of coffee with the Reds in the bigs...

[onlooker]

Senior is trying to clean up his name, and his son is getting keeps throwing more dirt on it.