He also had his own ABC sitcom and appeared in films like 'Dirty Work' and 'Funny People.'
Macdonald created and starred as a former hockey player with a gambling problem who becomes a social worker on the ABC sitcom, which ran for three seasons, from 1999-2001.
He also starred as a newspaper columnist turned television commentator on the 2003-04 Fox comedy He wrote and starred alongside Artie Lange and Chris Farley inand showed up on the big screen in the Milos Forman films
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