A. Bartlett GiamattiAngelo Bartlett Giamatti was born on 4 April, 1938 in Boston and grew up in South Hadley, Massachusetts. He served as the president of Yale University, as a professor of english renaissance literature, and as the seventh commissioner of major league aseball. Although his tenure as commissioner was cut short due to a sudden heart attack. He became the shortest-tenured baseball commissioner ever and the only one who did not preside over a full major league baseball season. Read More Read Less