OF, b. 1944. Star outfielder won eight Gold Gloves in his career. Exec, b. 1917. Famous first overrulings unite these two players. Blair's most significant moment came in Hayburn's Case (1792), when he and his circuit-mates became the first federal judges to hold an act of Congress unconstitutional. In 1983 after the George Brett "Pine Tar Incident," MacPhail became the first league president to overrule a field umpire's decision. Home-plate ump Tim McClelland had nullified a Brett homer due to illegal use of pine tar on the bat. The Royals appealed, and MacPhail reversed the call. The game resumed at that point almost a month later, with the Royals winning 5-4. Exec, b. 1907. The game's second Commissioner, supported Jackie Robinson's entrance into the bigs. 2B Mgr, 1896-1977. As a manager, lost more games than he won (2,159 vs. 2,219), but was named to the Hall in 1975.