Family, potatoes and six generations of baseball.
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Nine hits, two home runs and five RBIs as Tacoma takes four of six in Reno.
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Once you hear the name “Tater Tot” McGee, you expect a silly nickname. Then you meet him and discover it’s something much bigger. It’s a name rooted in Irish tragedy, Idaho potato farming, and more than 160 years of baseball history.
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Enter the McGee story →“Two things are hardwired in the McGee DNA: growing taters and hitting taters.”— Tater Tot McGee
Tater's high school chapter ends with an Idaho 5A state championship — the moment that launches the college and draft path.
McGee's walk-off double sends Sandpoint to the state championship series.
Seattle selects Fresno State third baseman Tater Tot McGee first overall.
Tater breaks out with nine hits, two home runs and five RBIs as the Rainiers take four of six in Reno.
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The first professional walk-off hit closes May.
The PACIFIC professional archive begins in Midland.
Stephen McGee built a small baseball field on the family farm in the nineteenth century. More than a century later, Tater grew up hitting on that same ground.
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