Say what you want - McGwire is a classy guy who made a mistake.
McGwire was my childhood hero (After he retired Albert Pujols took his place in my mind) and everything he did personifies class. After hitting the 62nd homerun he didn't take that moment of glory, he gave it back to the Maris's.
In his interview today, he tearfully said he called the Maris's and apologized for everything. He called his father, his sons, his old manager - perhaps the imminent job as a hitting coach forced this on him, but sooner or later he was going to come forward an tell.
If there was one thing I wish he would admit to, while it was physically possible to hit 70 homeruns and while he could have hit 70 homeruns, without steroids it was HIGHLY HIGHLY unlikely. He needs to acknowledge that, while he believes he is able to do these feats, he did not give himself the opportunity to do so without steroids.
I tell you guys what, it hurts seeing your childhood sports hero reduced to tears...