Ed McKenna was a professional baseball player who played during the early days of the sport in the 19th century. His career spanned from April 17, 1884, to July 5, 1884, a brief period during which he participated in 32 games. McKenna recorded 22 hits and maintained a batting average of .188, reflecting the challenges faced by players in an era that was still developing its offensive strategies and techniques.
As a position player, McKenna did not hit any home runs or drive in runs, finishing his career with 0 RBIs and 0 stolen bases. His time in Major League Baseball coincided with a formative period in the sport, as it transitioned from the game's infancy into a more established competition. While his statistics may not reflect a standout career, McKenna's participation in the league represents a connection to baseball's rich history and the evolution of the game in its early years.
