Connie McGeehan

Connie McGeehan was a professional baseball pitcher active in the early 20th century, playing from 1903 to 1907. Born in 1882, McGeehan's career spanned a brief four seasons, primarily within the formative years of modern baseball. He made his mark during a time when the game was evolving, with the pitching mound and the role of pitchers becoming increasingly pivotal to team success. During his career, McGeehan registered a record of 1-0, showcasing his ability to secure a victory in the competitive landscape of early baseball. He finished his career with an earned run average (ERA) of 4.5 and recorded a total of 4 strikeouts. Although he did not achieve significant recognition or a long-lasting impact on the game, his contributions were part of the broader narrative of baseball's development during this period. McGeehan's journey through the sport reflects the experiences of many players in the early 1900s, navigating the challenges of a rapidly changing sport.