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McGwire's Return Makes Sense

St. Louis Post Dispatch

Approaching manager Tony La Russa, who appears finally to have worn down McGwire to return to the game, this time as the Cardinals' hitting coach, McGwire all but demanded that La Russa keep a swarthy, 21-year-old Dominican Republic native on his roster for that season. Even though Albert Pujols had played just one season in professional baseball, including only 14 regular-season at-bats in Class AAA.

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