Ken Mc Mullen (baseball) - Career

Career

Games PA AB Runs Hits 2B 3B HR RBI SB BB SO Avg. Slg. OBP Fld%
1583 5729 5131 568 1273 172 26 156 606 20 510 518 .248 .383 .316 .965

Robbed of the opportunity to play in the 1963 World Series by an injury, McMullen returned to the post-season in the twilight of his career with the Los Angeles Dodgers. In the 1974 National League Championship Series, he struck out against the Pittsburgh Pirates' Bruce Kison in his only post-season at-bat. His wife, Bobbie, died of breast cancer on April 6, 1974. They have three children. As of 2009, McMullen is a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers organization serving as a representative of the .

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