Timothy Rapp@@TRappaRTFeatured Columnist IVDecember 19, 2022
DENVER, CO - JULY 11: Cincinnati Reds club rep Tom Browning looks on during the 2021 Major League Baseball Draft at Bellco Theater at Colorado Convention Center on Sunday, July 11, 2021 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Mary DeCicco/MLB Photos via Getty Images)Mary DeCicco/MLB Photos via Getty Images

According to the sheriff's office in Kentucky, Tom Browning passed away on Monday. He was older than 60.

Boone County Sheriff's Office @BooneSheriffKY

We regret the error regarding the incorrect day. It has been corrected. pic.twitter.com/fUkNRV9AjQ

The Reds made a statement.

Cincinnati Reds @Reds

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Barry Larkin was one of the people who paid their respects to Browning after he died.

Barry Larkin @BarryLarkin

RIP my friend Mr. Perfect Tom Browning. We shared some great times as well as the same birthdate 4/28. You will be missed

Pat Kelsey @patkelsey

34 years

Bob Rotruck @BobRotruck

One of my favorite players of all-time. RIP Tom Browning.

July 7, 1993 - Browning epically sneaked out of Wrigley Field when he wasn't playing...and joined fans on the rooftop across the street while in full uniform. Manager Davey Johnson fined him $500. pic.twitter.com/outaZugZz1

Baseball Quotes @BaseballQuotes1

RIP Tom Browning 💔pic.twitter.com/Fr9WweNeFG

greg swindell @GregSwindell

RIP Puggy. Wow sad news on Tom Browning.

Jim Bowden⚾️🏈 @JimBowdenGM

RIP Tom Browning.He had the best 84-86 mph high spin rate 4-seam fastball at the top of zone of any LH pitcher of his era.He threw a perfect game,won a World Championship,sat in the Wrigley Field stands during a #Reds game & took part himself during his own contract negotiations.

Jon Weisman @jonweisman

Farewell, Tom Browning. Man.

Brown spent 12 seasons in Major League Baseball between the Cincinnati Reds and Kansas City Royals and finished with a career record of 123-90.

He won a title with the Reds in 1990 and was an All- Star in 1991. He finished as the runner-up for the NL rookies of the year in 1985 and was sixth in the Cy Young voting that year after going 20-9.

In 1988 he threw the 12th perfect game in MLB history against the Dodgers. The team that would go on to win the World Series that year was defeated by seven strikeouts by him. It is the only perfect game in Reds' history.

He was called Mr. Perfect after that performance.

He said he was perfect for an hour and 52 minutes. I was immature and imperfect most of the time.

A part of Cincinnati's past.