McGwire

[muh-gwahyuhr]

noun

1. Mark David, born 1963, U.S. baseball player.

McGwire

/ məˈɡwaɪə /

noun

1. Mark ( David ). born 1963, US baseball player

Example Sentences

Draft-eligible players not ranked among the top 200 whose fathers were MLB stars include Kaeden Kent, Brady Counsell, Max McGwire, Manny Ramirez Jr. and Carsten Sabathia.

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McGwire’s dad, Mark, hit 573 home runs and Ramirez’s dad hit 555.

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Stankiewicz brought in big-name alums such as Randy Johnson and Mark McGwire to speak to the team and help drive home that message.

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TEMPE, Ariz. — Troy Percival, then a rookie setup man with 26 big-league appearances under his belt, watched from the visiting dugout in the Oakland Coliseum as Lee Smith, then the Angels’ 37-year-old closer, gave up a walk-off grand slam to Mark McGwire in an 8-5 loss to the Athletics on June 30, 1995.

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Even though Bonds and McGwire were inducted into the San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals Halls of Fame, respectively, Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts repeatedly said Sosa was not welcome at Wrigley Field until the day he apologized for steroid use.

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