Mike Kahoe Marquee

Kahoe collected a career-high 57 hits in 1901, when he split 71 games between Cincinnati and Chicago. The next year brought his largest run-production figures: two home runs and 30 runs batted in across 62 games.

Eleven seasons gave him 278 hits, 43 doubles, 14 triples, four home runs, 105 runs batted in and a .212 average across 410 games. Kahoe caught 378 games and made 11 appearances at other positions, primarily first base.

Kahoe debuted with Cincinnati in 1895 and remained in the organization through the start of 1901. He later represented both Chicago clubs, the Browns and Phillies before ending his career with Washington. His final season in 1909 completed a fifteen-year span in which he crossed between the National and American leagues several times. He died in 1949, at seventy-five.