In San Diego, Tony Gwynn is more than just a baseball ... and a framed photo of Gwynn with fellow baseball legend Ted Williams (signed by Williams) are among the highlights. The collection also ...

Tony Gwynn, affectionately known as “Mr. Padre,” remains one of the most iconic figures in Major League Baseball history. His loyalty to the San Diego Padres, combined with his extraordinary hitting ...

Among the most average ever in baseball ... won the National League pennant, Tony Gwynn hitting .351 in his first full season and Goose Gossage — signed in January 1984 to the then unheard ...

In his 21-year career, Wagner won eight batting titles, a National League record he shares with the San Diego Padres' Tony Gwynn ... but his 1910 baseball card produced by Piedmont Tobacco ...

LOS ANGELES — You can buy an autographed baseball in a million ... Gossage and (third baseman Graig) Nettles. Tony Gwynn was in his third year. We had (shortstop Garry) Templeton and (catcher ...

1988 — Tony Gwynn went 2-for-3 to raise his league-leading ... 1986 — Dwight Gooden of the New York Mets became the first pitcher in baseball to strike out 200 batters in each of his first ...

Both remember how Tommy always managed to rise to the occasion when needed on the baseball field, like during the Division Four CIF Championship Game at Tony Gwynn Stadium. Hutzler says ...

Every baseball fan base has its own identity ... who played five seasons with the Padres. Tony Gwynn Jr., the son of the late ...

GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio — Former Garfield Heights star forward Tony Farmer announced on his Instagram account that he has signed to play basketball at Lincoln College, a junior college in ...

Tennessee baseball, the reigning national champion ... topping Texas A&M in the three-game College World Series finals. Coach Tony Vitello has led UT to the CWS in three of the past four seasons ...

O’Sullivan is the epitome of consistency in the modern era of college baseball. Tony Vitello has built a behemoth in Knoxville in very short order. It’s almost unfathomable that the Volunteers ...