The Cincinnati Reds will honor Major League Baseball’s all-time hit leader Pete Rose before and during Wednesday’s game against the Chicago White Sox.Rose died last September, with Reds fans across the city mourning his death and remembering his impact on baseball.Wednesday’s game will begin at 7:14 p.m., in an ode to Rose’s No. 14, with pregame ceremonies set to honor Rose’s life and achievements.All fans in attendance at Great American Ball Park will receive a Pete Rose replica jersey, featuring a commemorative “Pete Rose Night” tag. Fans are asked to arrive at the stadium by 6:30 p.m., when a Q&A session with some of Rose’s former teammates will begin. Marty Brennaman will lead the session, which will include Reds Hall of Famers George Foster, Ken Griffey Sr., Eric Davis and Barry Larkin.Some of Rose’s most iconic moments from his Reds’ career will be featured on the videoboard during inning breaks Wednesday night.Students from Rose’s alma mater, Western Hills High School, will sing the national anthem Wednesday night.Members of the Rose family will deliver the game ball and serve as the game’s honorary captains.A limited number of standing room only tickets remain available. Coverage of the game on FanDuel Sports Network begins at 6 p.m. A member of Cincinnati’s Big Red Machine, Rose is the all-time MLB leader in hits (4,256), games played (3,562), at-bats (14,053) and singles (3,215).Noted for his all-around ability and enthusiasm, he was referred to as Charlie Hustle — taking home three World Series titles, one MVP award, two Gold Gloves and a Rookie of the Year award (1963), among dozens of other accolades.Rose was permanently banned from MLB over gambling allegations in 1989. He applied for reinstatement several times before his death last September.

CINCINNATI —

The Cincinnati Reds will honor Major League Baseball’s all-time hit leader Pete Rose before and during Wednesday’s game against the Chicago White Sox.

Rose died last September, with Reds fans across the city mourning his death and remembering his impact on baseball.

Wednesday’s game will begin at 7:14 p.m., in an ode to Rose’s No. 14, with pregame ceremonies set to honor Rose’s life and achievements.

All fans in attendance at Great American Ball Park will receive a Pete Rose replica jersey, featuring a commemorative “Pete Rose Night” tag.

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In celebration of Pete Rose night, an on-field pregame ceremony 6:30PM Wednesday will include George Foster, Ken Griffey Sr., Eric Davis and Barry Larkin. Marty Brennaman will emcee.

Members of the Rose family will be on hand as the game’s honorary captains. pic.twitter.com/iEVk9qRz8n

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Fans are asked to arrive at the stadium by 6:30 p.m., when a Q&A session with some of Rose’s former teammates will begin. Marty Brennaman will lead the session, which will include Reds Hall of Famers George Foster, Ken Griffey Sr., Eric Davis and Barry Larkin.

Some of Rose’s most iconic moments from his Reds’ career will be featured on the videoboard during inning breaks Wednesday night.

Students from Rose’s alma mater, Western Hills High School, will sing the national anthem Wednesday night.

Members of the Rose family will deliver the game ball and serve as the game’s honorary captains.

A limited number of standing room only tickets remain available. Coverage of the game on FanDuel Sports Network begins at 6 p.m.

A member of Cincinnati’s Big Red Machine, Rose is the all-time MLB leader in hits (4,256), games played (3,562), at-bats (14,053) and singles (3,215).

Noted for his all-around ability and enthusiasm, he was referred to as Charlie Hustle — taking home three World Series titles, one MVP award, two Gold Gloves and a Rookie of the Year award (1963), among dozens of other accolades.

Rose was permanently banned from MLB over gambling allegations in 1989. He applied for reinstatement several times before his death last September.