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Tom Brookens

Tom Brookens

One partial MWL season, plus the new one:

Playing Career

  • Drafted/Signed: Tigers, 1975, 1st round (4th pick overall, January phase) (shortstop, Mansfield University)
  • Professional Career: 12 major league seasons, mostly with Detroit
  • Midwest League: Never played in the Midwest League.

Management style

Brookens has developed into a fairly conventional minor league manager.
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Thomas Dale Brookens
DOB: August 10, 1953 Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
Year Team League
(Class)		 Affiliate G CG IBB SBA SB% SH W L PCT
2008 Erie Eastern (AA) Tigers - - - - - - - - -
2007 West Michigan Midwest (A) Tigers 140 3 7 262 .69 33 83 57 .593
  Best Record, Playoff Qualifier; Playoff Champion, Manager of the Year
2006 Oneonta New York-
Pennsylvania (A-)		 Tigers 74 1 6 77 .52 19 40 34 .541
2006* West Michigan Midwest (A) Tigers Interim Coach
2005 Oneonta New York-
Pennsylvania (A-)		 Tigers 75 1 6 92 .71 14 48 27 .640
  Playoff Qualifier
1991-2004        
1975-90       Playing Career
Minors 3 Seasons   289 5 19 431 .66 66 171 118 .592
Coach 1 Season  
Total 3 (4) Seasons   289 5 19 431 .66 66 171 118 .592
Some statistics are not currently available.

This page may be incomplete.

Key to the Manager Statistics
G = games
CG = complete games
IBB = intentional walks
SBA = stolen base attempts
SB% = stolen base percentage
SH = sacrifice hits (bunts)
W = wins
L = losses
PCT = won/lost percent

A note about using stats to compare managers.

Sources

My standard sources are described here.
2007 Midwest League Managers
Brookens Cathcart Dascenzo Gabella Haley
Horner Magallanes Micucci Mitchell Nieckula
Parrish Sandberg Scott Smith  
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