I think Leftcoast identified Stanford's best major league position player (Bob Boone) and Stanford's next-best major league pitcher after Mussina (Jack McDowell).
Boone made 4 All Star teams and won 7 Gold Gloves. He accumulated 1,838 career hits, by far the most of any Stanford alum. His career batting average was .254. He ranks 3rd all-time in total number of games at catcher, behind Ivan Rodriguez and Carlton Fisk.
McDowell made 3 All-Star teams, won a Cy Young Award, and also had a 2nd place finish in the Cy Young voting. He had a record of 127-87 and an ERA of 3.85.
Good careers, but not Hall of Fame level, in my opinion.
Bobby Brown hit .279 for his career. He played 8 seasons, with more than 200 at-bats just four times and never appearing in more than 113 games. If he were to be considered for the Hall, it would have to be as an executive.
Boone made 4 All Star teams and won 7 Gold Gloves. He accumulated 1,838 career hits, by far the most of any Stanford alum. His career batting average was .254. He ranks 3rd all-time in total number of games at catcher, behind Ivan Rodriguez and Carlton Fisk.
McDowell made 3 All-Star teams, won a Cy Young Award, and also had a 2nd place finish in the Cy Young voting. He had a record of 127-87 and an ERA of 3.85.
Good careers, but not Hall of Fame level, in my opinion.
Bobby Brown hit .279 for his career. He played 8 seasons, with more than 200 at-bats just four times and never appearing in more than 113 games. If he were to be considered for the Hall, it would have to be as an executive.