Banned by Major League Baseball! by BruceM

On November 21st, 2017, Major League Baseball announced the permanent ban of which former general manager of the Atlanta Braves?

Two answers required. Chris Correa was perma-banned in January 2017 for hacking a rival team's scouting database. Name both the National League team Correa had previously served as scouting director, and the American League team whose data Correa stole.

Which Mets pitcher was banned in 2016 after testing positive for Performance Enhancing Drugs for the third time in a year?

Which owner was banned in 1996 for ethnic slurs and Nazi sympathies? The only woman ever to be banned by MLB, she was reinstated in 1998 and sold the majority stake in her franchise in 1999.

Which owner was banned in 1990 for paying a private investigator $40,000 for information meant to discredit an outfielder who would subsequently be enshrined in the Hall of Fame?

Which outfielder was the target of the operation described in the previous question? He entered the Hall of Fame as a San Diego Padre, rather than as a member of the team owned by the aforementioned suspendee.

What relief pitcher was banned in 1992 after seven suspensions related to drugs (the cocaine kind of drug, not PEDs as such)?

Which commissioner preceded Bud Selig and handed out the suspensions mentioned in questions #5 and #7?

Two answers required. A report prepared by John M. Dowd led to the 1989 suspension of a player/manager widely suspected of gambling. Name both that player and the commissioner who handed down that ban a few days before dying of a heart attack.

Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle were separately banned by Bowie Kuhn (but both reinstated by Peter Ueberroth) after they were hired as greeters and autograph signers by what type of business?

What black Canadian pitcher, formerly of the Chicago Cubs and Texas Rangers (among other teams), was banned after he was found with drugs in a 1980 customs search?

Shoeless Joe Jackson was one of eight Chicago White Sox banned for allegedly conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series. Another of those Black Sox was which pitcher who went 29-7 in the regular season? Supposedly he would have gotten a $10,000 bonus had he won 30 games; he was benched late in the season ostensibly to "save his arm for the World Series."

What New York Giants first baseman is generally deemed to have been banned from baseball as a result of evidence that he not only bet on games but also intentionally threw those games?

Four players were banned in 1877 for conspiring to throw games as part of the Grays, a team based in which city?

Jack O'Connor and Harry Howell of the St. Louis Browns were banned for conspiring to fix the 1910 American League title by helping which Cleveland infielder at the expense of Ty Cobb?

Richard Higham, banned in 1882, is the only to have been banned by MLB for conduct in which role?