Midwest League Managers

Daren Brown

Manager, Wisconsin [Mariners] (2003)

Playing Career

Drafted/Signed: Toronto Blue Jays, 29th round, 1989 (RHP, Southeastern Oklahoma State University).
Professional Career: 6 years in Toronto's system, then several years at Amarillo in the independent Texas-Louisiana League (including two as player/manager).
- Brown was the Texas-Louisiana League MVP in 1995, Co-Pitcher of the Year in 1997, and Most Valuable Pitcher in 1998.
Midwest League: Never played in the Midwest League.

Management style

Brown's teams, so far, show no pronounced tendencies. Brown let Jamal Strong run wild in 2001, but most managers would have. Most of his teams have qualified for the post-season playoffs in their leagues, which is an accomplishment worthy of noting.

New
10feb03
Changed
30mar08
Major Change
30mar08

On Other Websites

BR Bullpen
Tacoma News-Tribune

Year	Team	League (Class)	Affiliate	G	CG	IBB	SBA	SB%	SH	W	L	PCT
Daren Brown
DOB: June 13, 1967			Holdenville, Oklahoma


2008	Tacoma	Pacific Coast (AAA)	Mariners
2007	Tacoma	Pacific Coast (AAA)	Mariners	144	4	9	130	.64	40	68	76	.472
2006	San Antonio	Texas (AA)	Mariners	138	0	15	165	.69	44	60	78	.435
2005	Inland Empire	California (A+)	Mariners	140	1	16	159	.65	33	58	82	.414
2004	Inland Empire	California (A+)	Mariners	140	3	5	218	.66	31	77	63	.550
			Playoff Qualifier
2003	Wisconsin	Midwest (A)	Mariners	136	7	8	224	.71	29	69	66	.511
			Playoff Qualifier
2002	San Bernardino	California (A+)	Mariners	140	4	13	177	.67	36	77	63	.550
			Playoff Qualifier
2001	San Bernardino	California (A+)	Mariners	140	3	14	328	.63	64	77	63	.550
			Playoff Qualifier
2000	Amarillo	Texas- Louisiana (Indy)	Independent	112	---	---	---	---	---	76	36	.679
			Best Record, Playoff Qualifier
1999	Amarillo	Texas- Louisiana (Indy)	Independent	84	---	---	---	---	---	63	21	.750
			Best Record, Playoff Qualifier; League Champion, Co-Manager of the Year
1998	Amarillo	Texas- Louisiana (Indy)	Independent	84	---	---	---	---	---	64	20	.762
			Best Record, Playoff Qualifier; Manager of the Year
1989-99				Playing Career

Minors		7 Seasons		978	22	80	1401	.66	277	486	491	.497
Independents		3 Seasons		280	---	---	---	---	---	203	77	.725

Total		10 Seasons		1258	22	80	1401	.66	277	689	568	.548
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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.

2003 Midwest League Managers
Brown	Carter	Claus	Cunningham	Garcia
Garrison	Hayes	Jones	Money	Regan
Scott	Seoane	Subero	Szekely

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Midwest League Managers

Daren Brown

Playing Career

Management style

Daren Brown

Key to the Manager Statistics

Sources