MARK MCGWIRE
When Mark McGwire, a former professional baseball first baseman, joined the MLB, he was already set on breaking league records. He set the record for most home runs hit by a rookie in 1987 as a rookie (49). He would go on to become one of the greatest home run hitters of all time.
MARK MCGWIRE
He’s seen here looking up after hitting his 61st home run with a follow through swing. The Cardinals’ star player tied Roger Maris for the most hits in a season, and would easily surpass him the next day. He had 70 by the end of the season, which was a three-year record.
RANDY MOSS
Randy Moss had always wanted to play for the Dallas Cowboys, but he was passed over because of his numerous legal issues. Moss was irritated by this because he claims the Cowboys promised to draft him, so he made it a point to beat them whenever the opportunity arose.
RANDY MOSS
Randy Moss is seen doing what he does best, which is playing wide receiver. He had 17 touchdown receptions in his first year in the league, and he still holds the NFL single-season record with 23 touchdown receptions. Moss makes a fingertip catch for Minnesota on Dec. 22, 2001. The Vikings were defeated by Pittsburgh 21-16.
