Bobby Brown (minors04)

Robert Brown

Biographical Information[edit]

Bobby Brown is a longtime player and manager, primarily in the independent leagues.

An outfielder, Brown played college ball at the University of Oklahoma, hitting .362 for the squad that reached the 1995 College World Series, and being named All-Big Eight Conference the following year. Undrafted, he played briefly in the Kansas City Royals organization, going 1-for-17 in 14 games for the Spokane Indians in 1997. He then played in the independent leagues through 2005, most notably spending parts of six seasons in the Northern League.

Following his playing days, Brown was an assistant coach at Allan Hancock College for three years. In 2010, he managed the Las Cruces Vaqueros of the Continental Baseball League. He then moved on to the North American League, serving as hitting coach of the San Angelo Colts in 2011 and manager of the Abilene Prairie Dogs in 2012. In 2013, he became skipper of the Amarillo Sox of the American Association.

Year	Team	League	Record	Finish	Affiliation	Playoffs
2010	Las Cruces Vaqueros	Continental Baseball League	32-15	1st (t)	Independent Leagues

2012	Abilene Prairie Dogs	North American League	36-53	5th	Independent Leagues
2013	Amarillo Sox	American Association	52-48	7th	Independent Leagues
2014	Amarillo Sox	American Association	37-62	11th	Independent Leagues
2015	Amarillo Thunderheads	American Association	45-55	8th (t)	Independent Leagues
2016	Lincoln Saltdogs	American Association	52-48	6th	Independent Leagues
2017	Lincoln Saltdogs	American Association	58-41	3rd	Independent Leagues	Lost in 1st round
2018	Lincoln Saltdogs	American Association	51-48	5th (t)	Independent Leagues
2019	Lincoln Saltdogs	American Association	40-59	6th (t)	Independent Leagues

2022	Ottawa Titans	Frontier League	58-38	3rd	Independent League	Lost in 2nd round
2023	Ottawa Titans	Frontier League	48-48	9th	Independent League

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