In this captivating look at baseball legend Tony Gwynn, discover how he managed to consistently dominate Hall of Fame ...

Gwynn came to the Padres in 1981 as the 58th overall draft pick after playing collegiately at San Diego State University. A dual-sport athlete, he was simultaneously drafted again to play professional ...

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Tony Gwynn, “Mr. Padre,” is a San Diego legend. Known as one of the greatest and purest hitters in MLB history, he left an indisputable legacy with a career .338 batting average, over 3,100 ...

Gwynn won eight batting titles in 20 seasons while collecting 3,141 hits. He could have gone 0-for-1,000 after he retired and still hit .305 — higher than the hit king, Pete Rose.

Tony Gwynn Jr. collected his first major league hit on July 19, 2006, for the Milwaukee Brewers, 24 years to the day after his father’s first hit. Junior’s hit went for a double, ...

Tony Gwynn, the greatest player in San Diego Padres history and a Hall of Famer who studied the art of hitting with Ted Williams, died Monday morning after an extended battle with cancer. He was 54.

Tony Gwynn, regarded as one of baseball's greatest hitters, spent his entire career with the San Diego Padres. He achieved an impressive batting average of .338 and won eight National League ...