McRae appeared in 19 games for the Tigers in 1970, not factoring in a decision though posting a very nice 2.87 earned run average over 31.1 innings of work.
The previous year he made his MLB debut, appearing in three games, again not getting a decision, though posting an ERA at 6.00 over just three innings.
He’d stick around pro ball through the 1972 season, pitching for both the Detroit and Texas Rangers organizations, going a combined 13-18 with an ERA at around 4.50, before retiring for good.
Overall, his MLB tenure resulted in 22 appearances, with an ERA of 3.15 without a decision in 34.1 innings pitched, striking out 19 while walking 26.
