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Matt Kilroy
Nickname(s): Matches
1866-1940

  • Brother of Mike Kilroy
    [Courtesy Arnie Braunstein]
  • LHP-OF 1886-94, 98 Baltimore , Boston
    • Led League in w 87
    • Led League in k 86

    GamesAverageHRRBI
    Career 330.222166

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    Although Kilroy lost an American Association-high 34 games as a rookie in 1886, he also led last-place Baltimore with 29 wins and struck out 513 batters (in 583 IP) for a ML record that has never been equaled. In 1887, though striking out "only" 217, Kilroy led the AA with 46 wins to boost Baltimore to third place. Younger brother Mike joined him to pitch one game in 1888 and later appeared with the Phillies. (FIC)
    FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
    » October 10, 1969: Yutaka Enatsu of the Hanshin Tigers strikes out his 401st batter of the season. This puts him 3rd on the all-time list after Matt Kilroy with 513 in 1886 and Old Hoss Radbourn with 441 in 1884.