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Sports Biographies Alpha Index Index by Sport Index of Women McGwire, Mark D. Baseball b. Oct. 1, 1963, Pomona, CA Career Batting Record Other Resources McGwire was named The Sporting News college player of the year in 1984, when he played for the U. S. Olympic team before entering professional baseball. The 6-foot-5, 225-pounder was used mostly at third base in the minor leagues and in a brief stint with the Oakland Athletics in 1986, but when he joined Oakland to stay in 1987 he was installed at first base. A very strong right-handed hitter, McGwire was named rookie of the year after leading the league with 49 home runs, a record for a first-year player. He batted .289 and had 118 RBI that year. Over the next four seasons, McGwire hit a total of 126 home runs, but didn't come close to his rookie total. In 1992, though, he had 42 home runs despite a heel injury that limited him to 139 games and 467 at-bats. Because of that injury, recurrent back problems, and the 1994 players' strike, he appeared in just 74 games over the next two seasons. After hitting 39 home runs in only 317 at-bats in 1995, McGwire had his best all-around season as a hitter in 1996 with a .312 average, 52 home runs and 113 RBI, even though he had just 423 times at bat.

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