Pete Rose's Family Seeks Reinstatement
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Sources: Manfred reviewing bid to reinstate Rose
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Pete Rose's family files petition to have Pete Rose removed from MLB 's ineligible list.
Rose was banned from baseball for life for betting on baseball in 1989 .
Rose died in late September at age 83 .
Rose served five months in prison after pleading guilty to tax evasion charges in 1990 .
President Trump says he will pardon Rose .
In 2004 , Rose admitted in a book that he gambled as a manager of the Reds , but he insisted that he only bet on his team to win.
Years later , ESPN reported that Rose also placed bets as a player, but Rose wouldn't admit it.
"Legally, the lifetime ban is over. His lifetime is over," says Lenkov .