After years of speculation and silence, former Major League Baseball star Mark McGwire has finally admitted to using steroids during his career. The confession comes as McGwire accepted the role of hitting coach for the St. Louis Cardinals, marking a pivotal moment not just in his personal journey but in the ongoing discussion about performance-enhancing drugs in sports.
McGwire revealed that he turned to steroids throughout the 1990s, including during the historic 1998 season when he hit 70 home runs. He expressed deep regret over his decision, citing injuries and the pressure to perform as motivating factors. His admission adds another layer to the era often referred to as baseball’s “Steroid Era” and raises continued questions about legacy, ethics, and the impact of PEDs on professional sports.
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Courtesy of CBS News.