Mark McGwire's baseball comeback is providing abundant fodder for the media. He's filling newspaper columns, blogs, Internet forums, sports-talk radio segments and prime blocks of TV news.
It's all McGwire, all of the time.
It's almost as if we've returned to 1998.
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