 He left the Yankees in 1984, moving to Cincinnati as Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Cincinnati Reds.In 1984 the Reds finished 5th in the NL west, but finished 2nd in 1985, 1986, and 1987.During his tenure, Pete Rose was the field Manager, but was also a listed as a player on the Reds roster through the 1986 season, when he set the all-time MLB record for base hits.