Fay Vincent, who served as the 8th commissioner of Major League Baseball during a tumultuous period marked by labor disputes and significant controversies, has died at the age of 86 after a battle with cancer. Vincent is remembered for his role in banning iconic figures such as Pete Rose and George Steinbrenner, as well as overseeing the 1990 labor lockout and expansion plans for the league. His idealism often placed him in conflict with team owners, but his contributions to the sport and efforts to uphold its integrity were notable during his term.