Tony Gwynn

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Tony Gwynn was a Hall of Fame right fielder renowned as one of baseball’s greatest contact hitters, spending his entire 20-year MLB career with the San Diego Padres.

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instanceOf Baseball Hall of Fame inductee
Major League Baseball player
human
right fielder
allStarSelections 15
bats left
battingAverage .338
battingTitles 8
careerSpanMLB 1982–2001
causeOfDeath salivary gland cancer
child Tony Gwynn Jr.
collegeAttended San Diego State University
collegeSportPlayed baseball
basketball
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1960-05-09
dateOfDeath 2014-06-16
draftedBy San Diego Padres
draftRound 3rd round
draftYear 1981
familyName Gwynn
finalMLBGameDate 2001-10-07
finalMLBTeam San Diego Padres
fullName Anthony Keith Gwynn
linked to: Tony Gwynn
gamesPlayed 2440
givenName Anthony
GoldGloveAwards 5
HallOfFameBallots Baseball Hall of Fame
HallOfFameInductionYear 2007
HallOfFameVotePercentage 97.6%
hits 3141
homeRuns 135
knownFor exceptional contact hitting
low strikeout rate
plate discipline
ledLeagueInBattingAverage National League
managed San Diego State Aztecs baseball team
MLBDebutDate 1982-07-19
MLBDebutTeam San Diego Padres
nickname Captain Video
Mr. Padre
occupation baseball coach
sports broadcaster
placeOfBirth Los Angeles, California, United States
placeOfDeath Poway, California, United States
linked to: Poway, California
playedFor San Diego Padres
position outfielder
right fielder
retiredJerseyNumber 19
runsBattedIn 1138
SilverSluggerAwards 7
spouse Alicia Gwynn
stolenBases 319
teamWithRetiredNumber San Diego Padres
throws left

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San Diego Padres notablePlayer Tony Gwynn
San Diego Padres notablePlayer Tony Gwynn
subject linked to: SD
Tony Gwynn fullName Anthony Keith Gwynn
linked to: Tony Gwynn
American League batting champion notableMultipleWinners Tony Gwynn (before league realignment, as NL counterpart context)
linked to: Tony Gwynn
Tony Gwynn Stadium namedAfter Tony Gwynn
Tony Gwynn Stadium namedForTeam San Diego State Aztecs baseball coach Tony Gwynn
linked to: Tony Gwynn