The Mark McGwire Highway was dedicated to the then-Cardinals slugger in 1999, just one year after he and Sammy Sosa battled history in an epic home ru...
A convicted drug dealer who says he used to supply steroids to former baseball slugger Mark McGwire told ESPN on Thursday that McGwire's goal was to g...
Former Chicago White Sox catcher and Hall of Famer Carlton Fisk had some not-so-nice things to say about steroid abusers in baseball Tuesday, calling ...
ESPN turned to former college basketball coach Bob Knight yesterday while discussing the fallout from Mark McGwire's admission that he used steroids. ...
In the midst of the Gilbert Arenas gun incident and Mark McGwire's admission to taking steroids during his career, many fans have voiced their opinion...
Jose Canseco was the first of the Oakland Athletics' famed Bash Brothers to come clean about steroid use even before his bestselling book, Juiced, hit...
Text of the statement Mark McGwire issued Monday, admitting he used steroids during his career: "Now that I have become the hitting coach for the St....
Tom Hanks' line in A League Of Their Own was wrong. There is nothing but crying in baseball. There are fewer tears on American Idol.
His tearful admission is just the first small step for McGwire on his road to perdition or maybe salvation. Time will tell. But whether he likes it or not the story will not go away.
Jose Canseco says Mark McGwire is still lying about his use of steroids and his former manager Tony La Russa isn't telling the truth either. McGwire ...
Mark McGwire admitted yesterday to using steroids during his MLB career. Hours after releasing a statement on the issue, he sat down with Bob Costas f...
NEW YORK — Sobbing and sniffling, Mark McGwire finally answered the steroid question. Ending more than a decade of denials and evasion, McGwire ...
“The use of steroids and amphetamines amongst today’s players has greatly subsided and is virtually nonexistent, as our testing results have shown...
Mark McGwire finally admitted that he used steroids when he broke baseball's home run record in 1998. Now that McGwire has come clean, take a look at ...
History is a natural thing. The "winners" may write it, sometimes with considerable bias, but we've always allowed - and even begged for - baseball to be represented by statistics and shorthand.
