US EditionThis Date in Baseball - 39-year-old Pete Rose stole second base, third, and home in one inning
- In 1980, 39-year-old Pete Rose stole second, third, and home bases in a single inning while playing for the Philadelphia Phillies.
- This event occurred during Rose's playing career and highlights a rare baserunning sequence involving consecutive steals within one inning.
- Rose's baserunning feat took place despite his age of 39, which is typically beyond the prime years for such speed and agility in baseball.
- Reports confirm Rose stole second base, third base, and home in that order all within the inning, showing a unique achievement for a player of his experience.
- This accomplishment remains notable due to its rarity and demonstrates an unusual sequence of skillful baserunning late in Rose's career.
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