Former MLB Commissioner Fay Vincent has passed away at 86. A key figure in baseball history, he led during turbulent times, overseeing the 1990 lockout and NL expansion.

Fay Vincent shares some of his memories during his time as the last baseball commissioner during a book signing of his new book, "The Only Game in Town," at the Vero Beach Book Center on Saturday ...

Pete Rose, other deceased players are officially removed from MLB’s permanently ineligible list. Fay Vincent was Major League Baseball’s deputy commissioner in 1989 when Bart Giamatti banned ...

Former Major League Baseball Commissioner and Connecticut native Fay Vincent died Saturday, Feb. 1, at his home in Florida. He was 86. Vincent, who was born in Waterbury and spent most of his life ...

Pete Rose, the deceased all-time hit king whose gambling on baseball banished him from the game, was posthumously removed from Major League Baseball ’s permanently ineligible list by ...

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Dowd, who reportedly told Vincent, "Fay, I’ve only been here three days, and the evidence is overwhelming that he bet on baseball," submits his 225-page report to Giamatti, and it's devastating.

Rose, calling himself baseball's greatest ambassador, says he will apologize, hope and pray. "My daughter was born two days before I was suspended," Rose said, "and she'll be (26) years old next ...

However, Giamatti died just a week after announcing the suspension. Giamatti’s successor, Fay Vincent, had no desire to take Rose off the ineligible list, nor did his successor Bud Selig.