[4] His last year as an active player was in 2016 when he appeared in 73 games with the then-Minnesota Twins affiliate Rochester Red Wings.
He ended a professional playing career spent entirely in the minor leagues with a .270 batting average, 59 home runs, 407 RBI and a .721 on-base plus slugging (OPS).
[4] Britton returned to the Orioles organization to succeed Kyle Moore as hitting coach with the Delmarva Shorebirds in 2017.
[6] Britton was promoted to succeed Gary Kendall in a similar capacity with the Bowie Baysox in early-February 2019.
[8][9] He coached at the Orioles Alternate Training Site at Prince George's Stadium in the intermediate year when the 2020 Minor League Baseball campaign was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.