Earl Browne [Earl James Browne] is a former Major League Baseball Player who was active in the Majors between 1935-1938. His birthday is
March 5th, 1911He died on
January 12th, 1993 at the age of 81. He played his high school baseball for the
DuPont Manual High School Crimsons in Louisville, Kentucky. Made his Major League Debut on
September 12th, 1935 at the age of 24. Historically, based on stats listed below, his most frequent
teammate was
Claude Passeau [3 seasons]. Browne played 2 seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies organization and 2 seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Finished 8th in National League with 4 Hit By Pitch in 1937. Had a career high 52 runs batted in with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1937. Had a career high .292 Batting Average for the
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Philadelphia Phillies in 1937. Had a career high .763 OPS for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1937.
Career Transactions: Sold by Philadelphia Phillies to St. Louis Cardinals on May 26th, 1938. TBC+ Metric is based on wOBA with inclusion of stolen base value. TBC's version of wOBA excludes park factors and uses static coefficients across all levels and years for ease of implementation.
* indicates player had a low sample size of plate appearances.
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