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Pete Rose: Playing to Win

2003, English. Directed by Alan Swyer.

Pete Rose holds the all-time record for playing in winning baseball games -- so if you want to learn how to play baseball like a pro, look no further than this disc. Hosted by Houston Astros scout Doug Deutsch and Rose himself, Playing to Win is an incisive, informative primer on how to improve your game today!

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1h 25m
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Released
1 June 2003
Country
United States of America
Written by
Alan Swyer
Budget
$500K
baseball

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Pete Rose: Playing to Win (2003) was directed by Alan Swyer and stars Pete Rose.

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