Michael Weiner, executive director of the Major League Baseball Players A sociation, died Thursday after a lengthy battle with brain cancer. He was 51.The union said Weiner died at his home in Mansfield Township, N.J. Weiner was diagnosed with an inoperable tumor 15 months ago.PHOTOS: Notable sports deaths in 2013Weiner was a plain-speaking labor lawyer known for his casual dre s and easygoing manner. He helped maintain labor peace in the sport after succeeding Donald Fehr as executive director in 2009. He joined the union as a staff attorney in 1988."Here you had an individual who came to me as a kid for his first private sector job," Fehr told The A sociated Pre s in a telephone interview. "He impre sed me at Alex Singleton Jersey the time and ever after with his intelligence, his dedication, his innate sense of fairne s, his focus on finding what the right thing was to do and then doing it. This was an extraordinary individual all the way around."Players were universal in their praise of Weiner and expre sed gratitude for what did on their behalf. A sampling:Pittsburgh Pirates center fielder and National League MVP Andrew McCutchen:Michael Weiner worked even thru his sickne s. He didn't look at it as an excuse to Boston Scott Jersey quit. He never gave up on us even when at his worst... andrew mccutchen (@TheCUTCH22) ... you truly will be mi sed. Prayers go out to his friends and family. An amazing person to us all andrew mccutchen (@TheCUTCH22) Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Brad Ziegler, a player representative for the union:Lost a great friend today. Michael Weiner's body finally succumbed to cancer. One of the best leaders & men I knew. Prayers for his family. Brad Ziegler (@BradZiegler) Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout:Saddened to hear about the pa sing of Michael Weiner. Thoughts and prayers go out to his family!! Jason Kelce Jersey Mike Trout (@Trouty20) Toronto Blue Jays right fielder Jose Bautista:Sad to hear news about Michael Weiner, deepest condolences to his loved ones. His sacrifices as head of players union will not be forgotten. Jose Bautista (@JoeyBats19) Colorado Rockies center fielder Dexter Fowler:Thoughts and prayers go out to Michael Weiner and his family...we lost a great individual and an awesome leader of our Dexter Fowler (@DexterFowler24) Atlanta Braves center fielder B.J. Upton:Sad day for all of baseball. We lost a great man in Michael Weiner. Prayers and thoughts are with his family. BJ Upton (@BJUPTON2) San Diego Padres first baseman Yonder Alonso:My thoughts and prayers go out to Michael Weiner and his Family. Today we lost an incredible person. RIP may God Ble s You ! Yonder Alonso (@ Philadelphia Eagles Home Office YonderalonsoU) Miami Marlins closer Steve Cishek:My prayers go out to Michael Weiner and family. This guy fought hard for us players and he will never be forgotten. He will be mi sed. Steve Cishek (@srSHREK31) Pitcher Michael Bowden:I am deeply saddened by the pa sing of Michael Weiner, he was truly one of a kind. Great leader and better person. Michael Bowden (@bowden_michael) Baseball commi sioner Bud Selig was also complimentary."Our strong profe sional relationship was built on a foundation of respect and a shared commitment to finding fair solutions for our industry. I appreciated Michael's tirele s, thoughtful leadership of the players and his pivotal role in the prosperous state of baseball today," Selig said in a statement. "Michael was a courageous human being, and the final year of his remarkable Brandon Brooks Jersey life inspired so many people in our profe sion."A succe sion plan was put in place last summer that will lead to former big league All-Star Tony Clark taking over Weiner's role."Words cannot describe the love and affection that the players have for Michael, nor can they describe the level of sadne s we feel today," Clark said in a statement. "Not only has the game lost one of its most important and influential leaders in this generation, all involved in the game have lost a true friend."At Weiner's last public speaking engagement, a 25-minute meeting with baseball writers on the day of the All-Star game in July, he was confined to a wheelchair and unable to move his right side. Yet, he wanted to respond to questions about his illne s and i sues in the game, and did so with the grace and humor he was known for throughout his life."I don't know if I look at things differently. Maybe they just became more important to me and more conscious to me going forward," he said. "As corny as this sounds, I get up in the morning and I feel I'm going to live Marcus Epps Jersey each day as it comes. I don't take any day for granted. I don't take the next morning for granted. What I look for each day is beauty, meaning and joy, and if I can find beauty, meaning and joy, that's a good day."Weiner is survived by his wife, the former Diane Margolin, and daughters Margie, Grace and Sally.The A sociated Pre s contributed to this report.

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