Bernie Brown  
Center Fielder | Free Agents

Hitting
The book on Brown is that you can knock the bat out of his hands with an average major league fastball. With his slap-hitting approach, Brown always hits like he already has two strikes. The results are usually groundballs or line drives to the opposite field. Even though you might not start him, he's not a bad guy to have on your bench for the tough left-handed reliever. You can expect Bernie Brown to hit the ball to the opposite field... that's just the kind of hitter he is.

Baserunning & Defense
Brown doesn't have great speed, though he reads righthanders' moves well enough to steal a couple bases each season without getting caught very often. When you play Brown you're not putting him in for his glove. His arm is accurate enough.

          -- Moostard Nyman
 

 

Year Team POS CH PH SP GF PL vL Hm Sc CL Age Exp Slot FA AS Qualified Positions Nyman Rating
2003 FA CF 47 54 74 54 46 58 49 48 51 27 0 Free Agent 60 57 . 264
2004 FA CF 47 54 74 54 46 58 49 48 51 28 0 Free Agent 60 57 . 262
2005 FA CF 47 54 74 54 46 58 49 48 51 28 0 Free Agent 60 57 . 262
2006 FA CF 47 54 74 54 46 58 49 48 51 30 0 Free Agent 60 56 . 258
2007 FA CF 47 54 74 54 46 58 49 48 51 31 0 Free Agent 60 56 . 256
2008 FA CF 47 54 74 54 46 58 49 48 51 32 0 Free Agent 60 54 . 254
2009 FA CF 46 54 74 54 46 58 49 48 51 33 0 Free Agent 59 54 . 250
2010 FA CF 46 53 71 54 46 58 49 48 51 34 0 Free Agent 59 54 . 243
2011 FA CF 45 54 68 54 46 58 49 48 51 35 0 Free Agent 59 53 . 238
2012 FA CF 44 53 65 54 46 58 49 48 51 36 0 Free Agent 57 52 . 230
2013 FA CF 42 53 61 54 46 58 49 48 51 37 0 Free Agent 56 52 . 220
2014 FA CF 39 51 56 54 46 58 49 48 51 38 0 Free Agent 55 50 . 204
Ratings Delta     -3 -2 -5             +1     -1 -2   -16
History generated by Biorhythm v2.6.86 on Tue May 10 16:22:47 EDT 2005

Data printed in red denotes that player was in the top two percent for that category and year. Blue data denotes membership to the bottom two percent.