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Pete Rose’s SI Covers

Pete Rose Ernie Banks

Pete Rose on SI’s Cover

May 27, 1968

September 8, 1969

with Ernie Banks

April 8, 1974

December 22-29, 1975

August 7, 1978

May 28, 1979

July 19, 1982

with Carl Yastrzemski

March 14, 1983

with Tony Perez and Joe Morgan

August 27, 1984

August 19, 1985

May 9, 1988

April 3, 1989

July 3, 1989

January 12, 2004

March 10, 2014

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