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Corey Brown Washington Nationals — No. 10 Center Fielder Born: November 26, 1985
Tampa, FloridaBats: Left Throws: Left MLB debut September 6, 2011 for the Washington Nationals Career statistics
(through 2011)Batting average .000 Home runs 0 Runs batted in 0 Teams - Washington Nationals (2011–present)
Corey Allen Brown (born November 26, 1985 in Tampa, Florida, USA) is a Major League Baseball center fielder for the Washington Nationals. He is 6'1" tall and he weighs 205 pounds.
Prior to playing professionally, Brown attended Plant High School and then Oklahoma State University. In his first year with Oklahoma State, in 2005, Brown hit .360 with 13 home runs and 46 RBI in 55 games. The following year, he hit .347 with 13 home runs and 40 RBI, stealing 14 bases. 2007 was his final year with Oklahoma State, and he hit .335 with 22 home runs, 71 RBI and 23 stolen bases that season. He was drafted by the Oakland Athletics in the first round of the 2007 amateur draft and began his professional career that season.
Brown played for the Vancouver Canadians in 2007, hitting .268 with 11 home runs and 48 RBI in 59 games. In 2008, he played for both the Kane County Cougars (85 games, 14 home runs) and the Stockton Ports (49 games, 16 home runs), hitting a combined .266 with 30 home runs, 83 RBI and 16 stolen bases. In 2009, Brown spent his entire year with the Midland RockHounds, hitting .268 with nine home runs and 43 RBI. He split 2010 between the RockHounds and Sacramento River Cats, hitting a combined .283 with 15 home runs, 69 RBI and 22 stolen bases.
On December 16, 2010 Brown along with pitcher Henry Rodriguez were traded to the Washington Nationals for Josh Willingham.[1]
References
External links
- Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference (Minors)
Oakland Athletics first-round draft picks 1965: Rick Monday | 1966: Reggie Jackson | 1967: Brian Bickerton | 1968: Pete Broberg | 1969: Don Stanhouse | 1970: Dan Ford | 1971: William Daniels | 1972: Chet Lemon | 1973: Randy Scarbery | 1974: Jerry Johnson | 1975: Bruce Robinson | 1976: Thomas Sullivan | 1977: Craig Harris | 1978: Mike Morgan, Tim Conroy | 1979: Juan Bustabad, Mike Stenhouse | 1980: Mike King | 1981: Tim Pyznarski | 1982: No first round pick | 1983: Stan Hilton | 1984: Mark McGwire | 1985: Walt Weiss | 1986: Scott Hemond | 1987: Lee Tinsley | 1988: Stan Royer | 1989: No first round pick | 1990: Todd Van Poppel, Don Peters, David Zancanaro, Kirk Dressendorfer | 1991: Brent Gates, Mike Rossiter | 1992: Benji Grigsby | 1993: John Wasdin, Willie Adams | 1994: Ben Grieve | 1995: Ariel Prieto | 1996: Eric Chavez | 1997: Chris Enochs, Eric DuBose, Nathan Haynes, Denny Wagner | 1998: Mark Mulder | 1999: Barry Zito | 2000: No first round pick | 2001: Bobby Crosby, Jeremy Bonderman, John Rheinecker | 2002: Nick Swisher, Joe Blanton, John McCurdy, Ben Fritz, Jeremy Brown, Stephen Obenchain, Mark Teahen | 2003: Bradley Sullivan, Brian Snyder, Omar Quintanilla | 2004: Richard Robnett, Danny Putnam, Huston Street | 2005: Cliff Pennington, Travis Buck | 2006: No first round pick | 2007: James Simmons, Sean Doolittle, Corey Brown | 2008: Jemile Weeks | 2009: Grant Green | 2010: Michael Choice | 2011: Sonny GrayWashington Nationals current roster Active roster 1 Steve Lombardozzi | 2 Roger Bernadina | 3 Wilson Ramos | 6 Ian Desmond | 7 Iván Rodríguez | 10 Corey Brown | 11 Ryan Zimmerman | 13 Alex Cora | 14 Chris Marrero | 17 Sean Burnett | 18 Danny Espinosa | 19 Laynce Nix | 22 Drew Storen | 23 Collin Balester | 24 Rick Ankiel | 26 Jesús Flores | 27 Jordan Zimmermann | 28 Jayson Werth | 29 Yunesky Maya | 30 Jonny Gomes | 31 John Lannan | 32 Tom Gorzelanny | 34 Bryce Harper | 35 Craig Stammen | 36 Tyler Clippard | 37 Stephen Strasburg | 38 Michael Morse | 40 Chien-Ming Wang | 41 Brad Peacock | 43 Brian Bixler | 45 Doug Slaten | 46 Tom Milone | 48 Ross Detwiler | 52 Ryan Mattheus | 59 Atahualpa Severino | 60 Todd Coffey | 61 Liván Hernández | 63 Henry Rodríguez | -- Matt Purke | -- Anthony Rendon
Disabled list 25 Adam LaRoche | 65 Cole Kimball
Coaching Staff Manager 5 Davey Johnson | Bench Coach -- TBD | 1st Base Coach -- TBD | 3rd Base Coach 16 Bo Porter | Hitting Coach 14 Rick Eckstein | Pitching Coach 54 Steve McCatty | Bullpen Coach 9 Jim Lett
Categories:- Living people
- 1985 births
- Baseball players from Florida
- Vancouver Canadians players
- Stockton Ports players
- Kane County Cougars players
- Midland RockHounds players
- Sacramento River Cats players
- Oklahoma State Cowboys baseball players
- Washington Nationals players
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