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(D) The original sentence, as given in choice (A), has
several grammatical issues. It uses awkward modifiers. (Even though "currently" works with "Pete Rose," it does not work with "originally a second baseman".) Also, it improperly uses "considered as," which should be "considered," uses "greater than" improperly in place of "more"'(with a countable number of games), and breaks parallelism by using "betting".
Choice (B) is incorrect because of using "considered to be".
Choice (C) uses "considered" properly, but it misuses "over". Also, it changes the meaning of the sentence with "while becoming," which implies that everything happened in 1985.
Choice (E) is almost correct, but it becomes wordy because having "in" before "more" is not necessary (given the inclusion of "at each of).
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CrackVerbalGMAT could you please explain how E is a run on?
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CrackVerbalGMAT could you please explain how E is a run on?
I am no expert, but here is my explanation:
Option E simplified:
Peter Rose was X, was Y. Ideally there should be a conjunction in between.
Let me know whether this helps.

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Originally a second baseman, Pete Rose, currently on the ineligible list but considered as one of baseball's all-time greats, went on to play in greater than five hundred games at each of five different positions and become the all-time career hit leader in 1985, but was banned from the game in 1989 for betting on baseball.

A. Originally a second baseman, Pete Rose, currently on the ineligible list but considered as one of baseball's all-time greats, went on to play in greater than five hundred games at each of five different positions and become the all-time career hit leader in 1985, but was banned from the game in 1989 for betting

B. Pete Rose, currently on the ineligible list but considered to be one of baseball's all-time greats, was originally a second baseman who went on to play more than five hundred games at five different positions and to become the all-time career hit leader in 1985, was banned from the game in 1989 for having bet

C. Pete Rose, currently on the ineligible list despite considered one of baseball's all-time greats, was originally a second baseman who eventually played in over five hundred games at five different positions while becoming the all-time hit leader in 1985, was banned from the game in 1989 for betting

D. Pete Rose, currently on the ineligible-list-but considered one of baseball's all-time greats, was originally a second baseman who went on to play more than five hundred games at each of five different positions and to become the all-time career hit leader in 1985, but was banned from game in 1989 for having bet - Correct.

E. Pete Rose, currently on the ineligible-list-but considered one of baseball's all-time greats, was originally a second baseman who went on to play in more than five hundred games at five different positions and become the all-time career hit leader in 1985, was banned from the game in 1989 for having bet
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