SS · 9 seasons · 1944 – 1953 · B/T: R/R
Few careers score higher: Tommy Brown sits 1st of 0 hitters all-time in roto value, built over 9 seasons. The peak came in 1952, +2.0, 114th that season and 22115th of 111,420 player-seasons on record. The value came from home runs (+0.8) and RBI (+0.2). It leaked back out through batting average (-3.1), stolen bases (-1.6) and runs (-0.5).
| Season ↑ | Tm | G | Z | Szn | All-Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1944 | BRO | 46 | -2.72 | #825 | #105,162 |
| 1945 | BRO | 57 | 0.47 | #205 | #28,125 |
| 1947 | BRO | 15 | -1.99 | #470 | #51,720 |
| 1948 | BRO | 54 | -0.23 | #235 | #31,728 |
| 1949 | BRO | 41 | -0.36 | #176 | #32,557 |
| 1950 | BRO | 48 | 0.08 | #149 | #30,021 |
| 1951 | PHI | 89 | 0.26 | #148 | #29,133 |
| 1952★ | CHC | 79 | 2.01 | #114 | #22,115 |
| 1953 | CHC | 65 | -1.70 | #225 | #44,758 |
★ Best season by Z