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Tony Gwynn is widely known as one of the greatest hitters in the history of the game of baseball. Gwynn played for the San Diego Padres from 1982 to 2001, earning the nickname "Mr. Padre" for his loyalty to the team. Over his 20-year career, he racked up an impressive 3,141 hits, eight National League batting titles, and a .338 career batting average. Gwynn was also an outstanding fielder, earning five Gold Gloves during his career. More about Tony Gwynn
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Gwynn's success on the field was attributed to his incredible hand-eye coordination and meticulous approach to hitting. He spent countless hours watching video and studying opposing pitchers to gain a competitive edge. Gwynn's dedication and hard work paid off, making him one of the most iconic players of his time. He was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2007, leaving a legacy as one of the greatest hitters and most beloved figures in the game of baseball. Read even more about Tony Gwynn at Wikipedia
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The most expensive item with a signature of Tony Gwynn (Tony Gwynn Signed 1982 TCMA Hawaii Island RC HOF PSA 10 PSA/DNA 10 AUTO POP 1) was sold in June 2020 for $10005.00 while the cheapest item (Tony Gwynn 1994 UD Collector's Choice #27 SILVER SIGNATURE PADRES) found a new owner for $0.16 in February 2020. The month with the most items sold (86) was December 2022 with an average selling price of $89.50 for an autographed item of Tony Gwynn. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in July 2018 with $300.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $9.99 was June 2009. In average, an autographed item from Tony Gwynn is worth $65.00.
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Latest News about Tony Gwynn
Ty France of Mariners Is Happy to Go His Own Way (03/08/23): Ty France is part of the young core that ended the Seattle Mariners’ 20-season playoff drought. He did it with a contact-heavy approach that Tony Gwynn taught him. 
Tony Gwynn's bat was his magic wand (05/09/20): Let's keep this simple: Tony Gwynn could hit. "Some hitters use bats as more of a battering ram," one former teammate said. "Tony used his bats more as a paintbrush."
San Diego Padres all-time team: Tony Gwynn, Dave Winfield at top of order; Trevo (04/26/20): We're picking a 'Baseball Stars' lineup for each team during April
Baseball begins Tony Gwynn Legacy with 3-2 victory over Utah (02/23/19): San Diego State baseball opened up the 2019 Tony Gwynn Legacy by defeating University of Utah, 3-2, on Feb. 22 at Tony Gwynn Stadium. Sophomore left fielder Matt Rudick delivered a go ahead RBI single in the bottom of the eighth inning to help lift the Aztecs (4-1) to a win. Rudick’s RBI came after.
Tony Gwynn Jr.: Manny Machado Signing With Padres Is Good For Baseball (02/22/19): Former MLB outfielder Tony Gwynn Jr., now an analyst for the San Diego Padres on television and radio, believes that former Orioles infielder Manny Machado signing with a low-profile team such as the Padres is a good thing for baseball.
Older News Stories about Tony Gwynn
Tony Gwynn Legacy tournament brings talented group of college baseball teams to (02/2019): College baseball tournament co-hosted by SDSU and USD honors Tony Gwynn.
Fans Welcomed to Join 2018 Indy 500 Winner Will Power For His Borg-Warner Trophy (12/2018): In just 48 hours – Wednesday, Dec. 5 – the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum will host the long-awaited unveiling of 2018 Indianapolis 500 winner Wil...
Tony Gwynn items set for auction (04/2015): More than 100 items from Tony Gwynn's career, including All-Star Game rings, a pair of Silver Slugger batting awards and some of the original contracts he signed, will be put up for auction.
Nats Journal: Nationals sign OF Tony Gwynn Jr. to minor league deal with invitat (03/2015): Washington added depth to a healing corps of outfielders by signing the son of beloved Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn.
San Diego State retires Tony Gwynn's number (02/2015): The San Diego State baseball team retired former coach Tony Gwynn's number in a ceremony before its season opener on Friday. ...
Is there room in today's baseball for another Tony Gwynn Sr.? (01/2015): There have never been many players like Tony Gwynn Sr., with his combination of high batting averages and very few strikeouts. But one does wonder if today's game even allows for such a player, at least one as great as Gwynn was.
The 52: Tony Gwynn is No. 1 in our book (12/2014): Tony Gwynn is tops among U-T San Diego's 52 most influential local sports figures
Author Rich Wolfe: Tony Gwynn: He Left His Heart in San Diego (11/2014): KUSI has an exclusive look at the new book about Tony Gwynn's life by Rich Wolfe
Plans to dedicate stretch of I-15 to Tony Gwynn (10/2014): A stretch of Interstate 15 could soon be named after the late Tony Gwynn.
Tony Gwynn Parkway runs into a wall of money (09/2014): Caltrans estimates it would cost $400,000 to change signs. But could lightning strike?
Tony Gwynn Jr. lifts Lehigh Valley IronPigs to win over Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Ra (08/2014): Gwynn's big hit turned a two-run deficit into a one-run lead.
Tony Gwynn Day Declared Under Acting Governor (07/2014): SACRAMENTO — A San Diego lawmaker who briefly filled in as governor declared Tony Gwynn Day in honor of the late Padres baseball player. Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins proclaimed Wednesday as a day to remember the Hall of Famer who spent his entire career with the Padres.
Hillsboro's Tony Gwynn connections; Fourth of July plans: Hillsboro news roundup (06/2014): Plus, the city's police log from last week.
Aztecs Rally Around Tony Gwynn Bobblehead (05/2014): Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn isn't with his San Diego State Aztecs as they head to the NCAA regionals for the second straight season. Then again, he is there.
NCAA: Tony Gwynn on Leave from San Diego State Aztecs (04/2014): San Diego State Aztecs baseball coach Tony Gwynn is on leave from the team due to health issues. Troy Hirsch of Fox 5 San Diego reports on April 22 that Gwynn has been on leave for a month due...
Tony Gwynn to coach Aztecs baseball amid treatment (02/2014): SAN DIEGO – Tony Gwynn has returned for another season as the head coach of San Diego State’s Aztecs baseball team, despite recent cancer treatments. In 2012, Gwynn underwent surgery to remove a tumor from his right cheek in 2012. …
Hillsboro Hops lose 'Tony Gwynn' day game; Forest Grove principal's questionable (06/2013): The news from Washington County
Remember him? Tony Gwynn Jr. (05/2013): Catching up with former Nashville Sounds player Tony Gwynn Jr.
Watch Tony Gwynn Jr. let glove do the talking when heckler pipes up (04/2013): Tony Gwynn Jr. , come back. Don’t care if you hit a buck fifty, that you’re currently batting .207 at triple-A Albuquerque. Baseball could use more of this kind of humor.
Nothing guaranteed for Strasburg, just ask Tony Gwynn (10/2012): Tony Gwynn knew he'd eventually be asked to comment on "the most competitive young player I've ever met."
FIRST FOR JIMI HENDRIX AND LAST FOR TONY GWYNN (09/2012): Sept. 3
Bobby Abreu to join Tony Gwynn Jr. in triple-A Albuquerque (08/2012): Old left-handed outfielders never die, they just go back to the minors.
Tony Gwynn Might Have A Frank McCourt Problem With Padres As Investor (06/2012): Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn reportedly wants to buy the San Diego Padres as part of a group led by Thomas Tull, the CEO of Legendary Entertainment. Current team owner John Moores is looking to sell the Major League Baseball team for $800 million.
Tony Gwynn joins group exploring Padres ownership bid (05/2012): Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn is joining with movie producer Thomas Tull in an attempt to buy the San Diego Padres.
RAMSEY: Tony Gwynn brings his Aztecs to Air Force (04/2012): Tony Gwynn awoke on Valentine's Day after undergoing 14 hours of surgery to remove a malignant growth from his right cheek. Earlier this week, he described how he felt when he opened his eyes. "Great," he said. "I felt great." That's how Gwynn greeted the world after...
By The Numbers: Tony Gwynn And Smokeless Tobacco In Baseball (03/2012): For Tony Gwynn, his repeated use of chewing tobacco during his twenty year career has caused his recent struggles with mouth cancer.
Tony Gwynn is in good spirits following complicated surgery (02/2012): Doctors who operated on Tony Gwynn said it appears the Hall of Fame outfielder's cancer has not spread.
The Cheap Seats: Tony Gwynn Jr. dishes on dad (08/2011): Tony Gwynn Jr. dishes on playing ball with a Hall of Fame father.
Beach Cities Sports: Tony Gwynn holds hitting clinic, running events, paddleboar (06/2011): South Bay Surf Baseball will be hosting two hitting clinics with Hall-of-Famer Tony Gwynn on Thursday, June 16 from 4-6 p.m. at Torrance American Baseball, 23009 Doris Way, Torrance and from 7-9 p.m. at the Redondo Union High School varsity field.
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn pays visit to son, Dodgers reserve ou (05/2011): Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn spent some time in the Dodgers' dugout before Tuesday's game and visited with his son, Dodgers reserve outfielder Tony Gwynn Jr.
Is that Tony Gwynn? Wearing Dodger Blue? (04/2011): Hall of Famer's son returns to Petco Park in uniform of Padres' hated rivals.
Former Padres star Tony Gwynn returns after facing cancer (03/2011): Former Padres standout was in danger of losing more than just his signature smile.
Tony Gwynn says he's 'about back to normal' (02/2011): LOS ANGELES — The most famous smile in San Diego couldn't be seen over the phone line, but it could be heard. It could be heard when Tony Gwynn light-heartedly talked about how much easier it was to hit a baseball than fight for his life.
Tony Gwynn: Back in the Swing of Things (01/2011): The former Padre makes one of his first appearances since completing cancer treatment.