Kevin Brown Stats & Facts

Kevin Brown Stats & Facts

Kevin Brown Essentials Positions: Pitcher Bats: R Throws: R 74 Weight: 200 Born: Saturday, April 21, 1973 in Valparaiso, IN USA Debut: 9/12/1996 Last Game: 9/22/2002 Full Name: Kevin Lee Brown Kevin Brown was a 6X All-Star, led the NL in ERA twice, finished in the top 6 in the Cy Young Award voting 5X,…

Kevin Brown Stats & Facts

Kevin Brown Stats & Facts

    Kevin Brown Position: Pitcher Bats: Right  •  Throws: Right 6-4, 195lb (193cm, 88kg) Born: March 14, 1965 in Milledgeville, GA Draft: Drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 1st round (4th) of the 1986 MLB June Amateur Draft from Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta, GA). High School: Wilkinson HS (Irwinton, GA) School: Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta, GA) Debut: September 30, 1986 (15,285th in major league history) vs. OAK 5.0 IP, 6 H,…

In a deal which upsets many other owners, pitcher Kevin Brown (18-7, 2.38) becomes baseball’s first 100+ million dollar man as the right-hander signs a seven-year deal with the Dodgers for an average yearly salary of 15 million dollars.

In a deal which upsets many other owners, pitcher Kevin Brown (18-7, 2.38) becomes baseball’s first 100+ million dollar man as the right-hander signs a seven-year deal with the Dodgers for an average yearly salary of 15 million dollars.

In a deal which upsets many other owners, pitcher Kevin Brown (18-7, 2.38) becomes baseball’s first 100+ million dollar man as the right-hander signs a seven-year deal with the Dodgers for an average yearly salary of 15 million dollars.

The Marlins trade ace Kevin Brown to the Padres for 1B Derrek Lee and pitchers Rafael Medina and Steve Hoff dismantling their championship team

1997 – The Marlins trade ace Kevin Brown to the Padres for 1B Derrek Lee and pitchers Rafael Medina and Steve Hoff. In the next two days the Fish will send P Dennis Cook to the Mets for OF Fletcher Bates and P Scott Comer, and trade IF Kurt Abbott to the Athletics in exchange for P Eric Ludwick as the fire sale dismantlement of the World Champion team begins in earnest.

John Smoltz, who won a major league-high 24 games for the Atlanta Braves, wins the 1996 National League Cy Young Award 

John Smoltz, who won a major league-high 24 games for the Atlanta Braves, wins the 1996 National League Cy Young Award 

1996 – John Smoltz, who won a major league-high 24 games for the Atlanta Braves, wins the 1996 National League Cy Young Award in a runaway. Smoltz, the NL leader in strikeouts (276), innings pitched (253.2), and winning percentage (.750), receives 26 of 28 first-place votes. Kevin Brown of the Florida Marlins, the major-league ERA leader (1.89), receives the other two first-place votes. Since 1991, five of the six Cy Young winners have been Braves.