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- Born: May 9, 1960
- Birth Place: Los Angeles, California
- 15 Time All-Star
- 7 Silver Slugger Awards
- 8 Time Batting Champion
- 5 Time Gold Glove Award
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Tony Gwynn is a former All-Star Outfielder for the San Diego Padres. He is often considered to be one of the greatest "pure hitters" ever to play the game, completing his career with a lifetime .338 average and 3141 hits. In 2007 he was elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame along with Cal Ripken, Jr.. In 9.288 career at-bats, Gwynn only struck out 434 times and never finished a full season with an average below .309.
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Hall of Fame
Gwynn was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on January 9, 2007, being selected on more than 97% of ballots, the seventh highest percentage in voting history. He was elected on his first year of eligibility with Cal Ripken, Jr.. Gwynn's entered the Hall of Fame as a Padre, as he played all of his 19 seasons with the club, earning him the nickname "Mr. Padre." A record crowd of 75,000 people attended Gwynn's induction ceremony. -
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Tony Gwynn Questions
looking for old poster of Tony Gwynn - hitting mechanics? 1 AnswerTry ebay, also type what you said into a browser and see what comes up. read more
Tony Romo cheats on Jessica Simpson? With who? 1 AnswerJust my own hypothesis, but I don't think there are any photos of this girl because she probably didn't exist to begin with. Star magazine just went with a stor... read more
How did Tony Gwynn Jr. find out he had been traded to the Padres? 1 AnswerGwynn Jr was traded on May 21, 2009 to the Padres for outfielder Jody Gerut. his father, Tony Gwynn Sr, who had played for the padres his entire career (1982-2... read more -
Tony Gwynn Vital Stats
- Mahalo's Guide to the San Diego Padres
- Baseball-Reference.com : Career Stats
- Height: 5-11
- Weight: 199
- Rookie Year: 1982
- Retired: 2002
Tony Gwynn Timeline
- May 9, 1960 : Born
- 1982: Debuts with San Diego Padres
- 1984: First All-Star appearance, first Batting title
- 1986: First Gold Glove award
- 2002: Retires with San Diego Padres
- 2007: Elected into Baseball Hall of Fame



