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Career Stats & Awards: 123-90 (W/L), 3.94 ERA, 1000 SO, 1.271 WHIP, NL All-Star (1991), World Series (1990), 19.8 WAR
Tom Browning enjoyed a 12-year career in the big leagues, spending the bulk of his career with the Cincinnati Reds. On September 16, 1988, Browning pitched a perfect game. Two years later, Browning went 15-9 and helped lead the Reds to a World Series victory. An All-Star in 1991, Browning is a member of the Reds’ Hall of Fame.
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