Mark McGwire Movies
- 2000
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Released in 2000, All Star Training & Conditioning for Baseball offers viewers tips on gaining the fundamental skills necessary in succeeding in baseball. The lessons are taught by acclaimed baseball instructors Bob Alejo and Barry Weinberg, and appearances are made by such notable MLB names as Mark McGwire, Jason Giambi, Dennis Eckersley, J.D. Drew, and Tony LaRussa. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
- 2000
The 1999 MLB season was one for the highlights reel. Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire continued their memorable 1998 home run battle by hitting over 60 each in 1999, Tony Gwynn and Wade Boggs each reached the 3000-hit milestone, David Cone pitched a perfect game, and the New York Yankees won their 25th World Series. These amazing stories and loads of others are included on this video, which celebrates the end of a century of incredible Major League Baseball. MLB: 1999 A Season of Heroes includes exclusive footage, exciting game action, and interviews with some of today's baseball heroes.
~ Sarah Block, Rovi
~ Sarah Block, Rovi
- 1999
This episode is a belated follow-up to the second-season installment "Virtual Reality." A VR device originally bankrolled by Paul (Paul Reiser) and Ira (John Pankow) guarantees imaginary visits from the owner's favorite celebrities. While the Buchmans consider re-investing in the device, Jamie (Helen Hunt) finds herself sharing a "virtual" bed with home-run champ Mark McGwire (playing himself). ~ Rovi
- 1998
Roger Maris set a home-run record back in 1961 that many baseball fans thought would never be broken. However, when 1998 rolled around, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa both began racing to set the new record. MLB: Race for the Record includes interviews with the sons of Roger Maris and the teammates of both McGwire and Sosa. The entire season is recreated through clips, letting the viewer see firsthand how the fans went wild as they wondered which of these two great players would be the first to break the record. ~ Elizabeth Smith, Rovi
