Tony Gwynn's .338 lifetime average is the highest career mark of the last 70 years other than Ted Williams. You've probably been reading and hearing for the last couple of days about what a good ...

In this captivating look at baseball legend Tony Gwynn, discover how he managed to consistently dominate Hall of Fame pitchers throughout his storied career. Watch as we break down his unique ...

Tony Gwynn's anything but an average Hall of Famer. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, ... Even Gwynn hit a career-high 17 homers in 1997 and finished sixth in the NL with 119 RBI, ...

Gwynn used that advantage to pile up those batting titles, and he was hitting .394 when the strike-shortened 1994 season ended in mid-August. That's the closest a player has come to hitting .400 ...

Clutch hitting is a myth. Tony Gwynn was a clutch hitter. Long live clutch hitting. That's the article, ... Gwynn hit .319/.360/.437 in the first three innings of the game, ...

The Union-Tribune brings it back today on what would have been Tony Gwynn’s 64th birthday. ... Winning Techniques for Hitting, Fielding and Baserunning.” ...

Had had 19 consecutive years with a batting average exceeding .300 — a feat second only to Ty Cobb.

What Rogers Hornsby and Honus Wagner were to their generation, that's what the late, great Tony Gwynn was to his generation.. He didn't play baseball in an age when men routinely hit .424 or .404.

Had had 19 consecutive years with a batting average exceeding .300 — a feat second only to Ty Cobb.

Tony Gwynn died Monday. In honor of his memory, let's take a look back at his 1994 season, when he hit .394 and appeared headed for .400 before the strike.

Tony Gwynn, a stocky dynamo of the San Diego Padres who ranked among the most successful hitters of all time, with 3,000-plus career hits and the highest single-season batting average since Ted ...