

Backyard Baseball is officially back in full swing. While console players are still waiting for their official release, PC players have been spending time in game-winning seasons and earning different kinds of unlockables. One of them is St Louis Cardinals Player Mark McGwire. For those looking to add the MVP to your starting roster, here is how you can unlock Mark McGwire in Backyard Baseball 2026. For more help with the game, check out our full Backyard Baseball 2026 guide hub, our complete list of all Backyard Baseball 2026 kids, players, and pros, and our full Backyard Baseball 2026 player stats table.
Kenny Lofton is one of the easier characters to earn in Backyard Baseball 2026.
Step 1: Hit 582 Home Runs Across all games, no matter the mode.
Step 2: It’s best to have a roster of the most heavy-hitting characters to increase the chances of a home run.
Batting – 10/10
Running – 4/10
Pitching – 6/10
Fielding – 7/10
Mark McGwire is one of the best batters you could put on your roster in Backyard Baseball 2026. His power is the absolute highlight but even his pitching and fielding abilities arent to be underestimated. As a professional MLB player, he’s a great addition to any team.
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