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Leon Brown
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 637 of 1234 players
Leon Brown
Born: November 16, 1949 at Sacramento, Cal.
Throws: Right Bats: Right
Height: 6.00 Weight: 180

First Mets game: May 19, 1976
Last Mets game: October 3, 1976

Share your memories of Leon Brown HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY: VIBaseball June 22, 2001 Great speed, but I remember him for one bonehead play. There was a runner on third and one out in the 9th. Leon, playing right, made the catch on a fly ball--but it was in foul territory, deep enough for the guy to tag up and score the winning run. bosslarry40 April 28, 2002 I remember that when he came up, he was touted by the announcers as a guy with a world of speed who could steal bases. He just never figured out how to steal first base! Autumn April 19, 2003 I don't have any memories of Leon Brown playing baseball, but I just met him today and he is a totally incrediablly awesome and kind person! Darren August 9, 2003 I remember that boneheaded play. Not only was it in foul territory, but I think he dove into the stands to catch it. The winning run scored on the play. Truly AMAZING!! SternTrek August 29, 2003 He came up with a nickname of Leon "Motor" Brown. Vito August 29, 2003 Leon Brown signed my Mets yearbook at Shea before a game when I was 10-11 years old. When most of the players ran away from the fans, Leon came over and signed for a bunch of kids. No, he was not a superstar but for a 10 year old it did not matter. He talked to the kids and seemed to really appreciate that he had made it to the major leagues. Major league baseball in 2003 needs more Leon Browns. Leon, hope you are doing well. Dave Rak June 8, 2005 Leon continues to represent the Mets extremely well in Arizona. He is very involved with the Arizona Major League Baseball Alumni Assoc. including teaching kids the fundamentals of baseball. Leon continues to guide my son in being the best infielder he can be. He is very proud of being a Met and I’m a Cubs fan! ben whitaker April 14, 2008 Leon Brown, father of my best friend Channing Brown, one of my best coaches in high school, great guy. He can talk baseball for days. His knowledge of the game is endless. He has more energy than most kids today. He has a great passion to teach the game of baseball. Sally October 9, 2008 Leon is still a great player. I've had the pleasure of watching him play again recently. I agree with the above, he has more energy than a lot of young guys today. Plus he's a really sweet man with a fun sense of humor. We love Leon Brown! Hebner's Shovel September 21, 2010 I loved this guy. He was the Cadillac of 6th-string outfielders. Spudjr55 July 19, 2022 Actually, He was playing left field. I was sitting in the left field stands. It was helmet day. Mike Higgins October 11, 2023 We loved Leon Brown back in ‘76 when he played for the Mets…We saw a TV interview with him that was so impressive that my sisters and I nicknamed him “Uptown”, because he seemed like such an uptown kind of guy…So glad to hear he is doing well!

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