Marty McHale - Game Log

About Marty McHale's game log

Marty McHale's complete game log (1910 to 1916) fits on one page. Here McHale's batting games start on September 28, 1910 through June 21, 1916. Every row lists McHale's team, which moves between the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and Cleveland Indians. For hits, no game here beats August 15, 1914, a 2 for 3 day against the Boston Red Sox. Triples on this page came on October 1, 1914. The Opp column turns up the Boston Red Sox, St. Louis Browns, and Washington Senators more than any other clubs. McHale's most recent batting line, June 21, 1916, reads 0 for 0. September 28, 1910 opens the log: 0 for 3 against the Cleveland Naps. McHale was credited with a win on May 16, 1915, the last one listed here. On the mound, this page runs from September 28, 1910 to June 21, 1916. The high strikeout game was September 28, 1910: 10 strikeouts in 8.0 innings against the Cleveland Naps. McHale went nine or more innings without allowing a run on September 11, 1913. The longest outing lasted 9.0 innings, on September 11, 1913. The roughest line came on June 18, 1916: 6 earned runs on 7 hits. The ERA column is cumulative; it reads 4.50 after the first game on the page and 3.59 after the last. Every line here is taken from Retrosheet's game files, and each date opens the full slate for that day.