In 21 catching appearances, he committed 2 errors in 81 total chances for a .975 fielding percentage. In 1948, McGah – now playing third base – closed out his time in the Red Sox organization with 35 games for Scranton, hitting .248 and again experiencing knee problems. After his baseball career, he and his father were part-owners of the Oakland Raiders – that ownership became the subject of a lawsuit, after McGah died in his hometown in 2002, on the day of his 81st birthday. Some remaining members of his family run a pub, which carries the family name, in Danville, California.