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  1. Ty France, linked to Padre great Gwynn, having standout season in San Diego

    The Padres have been winning during the second half of the season mostly because of an offensive turnaround…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #OrangeCounty #sandiegopadres #SanDiegoStateUniversity #TonyGwynn
    europesays.com/france/65800/

  2. Tony Gwynn, una leyenda del béisbol

    Hace doce años, el 16 de junio de 2014, el jugador de béisbol estadounidense Tony Gwynn falleció a causa de un cáncer de glándulas salivales. Esta fecha marca la desaparición de una leyenda del béisbol, un jugador que pasó toda su carrera de 20 temporadas con los Padres de San Diego. Tony Gwynn, apodado "Mr. Padre", fue electo al Saló…

    #Akerix #IA #TonyGwynn #Beisbol #PadresDeSanDiego
    akerix.com/on-this-day/06-16-t
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  3. Did Colts attack Broncos’ Pat Surtain II in Denver loss at Indianapolis?

    Pat Surtain II, his longtime trainer Chad Wilson likes to say, is the NFL’s version of Tony Gwynn.…
    #NFL #DenverBroncos #Denver #Broncos #DanielJones #Football #latestheadlines #morebroncosnews #PatSurtainII #SeanPayton #Sports #tonygwynn #zachallen
    rawchili.com/nfl/371367/

  4. Why Broncos’ Riley Moss loves pressure of being Pat Surtain’s CB2

    He rolled into position meetings in a backwards baseball cap, white tank top and scissor-cut sweat shorts, always…
    #NFL #DenverBroncos #Denver #Broncos #BrandonJones #courtlandsutton #Football #ja'quanmcmillian #latestheadlines #morebroncosnews #NickSaban #PatSurtainII #RileyMoss #Sports #tonygwynn #vancejoseph
    rawchili.com/nfl/362520/

  5. Tony Gwynn averaged only 29 strikeouts in 617 at-bats per 162 games over a 20 year career. He only walked 52 times, on average, per year. The man liked to hit the ball, and he was damn good at it.

    #TonyGwynn #Padres #MLB

  6. 2001 #UpperDeck Victory #459 #TonyGwynn

    Mr. Padre was born in Los Angeles, CA on May 9th, 1960. He would be 63 today.

    The best contact hitter of his era, 8-time batting champion, college basketball star, last to flirt with hitting .400 before the strike hit in 1994 and always looking to improve his game, as shown by career highs 17HR and 117RBI in 1997 while still hitting .372

    And he was prouder of his five gold gloves since he had to work harder on his defense.

    #MLB #Baseball #Padres

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