With the San Diego Padres in town to take on the Philadelphia Phillies, John Kruk did not let the opportunity to tell jokes and stories about his friend and former teammate, Padres analyst Mark Grant, ...

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Carl Dukes and Mike Bell are joined by Audacy, MLB Insider and former player, Tony Gwynn Jr., who explains why the Braves may get a much needed spark for Jurickson Profar’s return ...

Vance’s appointment ends a national search that received input from Aztec legends Bud Black, Stephen Strasburg, and Tony ...

SDSU hires Kevin Vance as baseball coach to revitalize program. The Torrey Pines alum returns home after helping Arizona ...

Gwynn came to the Padres in 1981 as the 58th overall draft pick after playing collegiately at San Diego State University. A dual-sport athlete, he was simultaneously drafted again to play professional ...

2014 — Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn, winner of eight National League batting titles, passes away from cancer of the salivary gland at 54. 2015 — Brock Holt became the first Boston player to hit for the ...

The younger Gwynn went by Anthony — some called him “Little T” — the first half of his life before embracing the name Tony Gwynn Jr. He’s now watching his own son, 9-year-old Anthony ...

While navigating challenges in his post-playing career, Tony Gwynn Jr. remains a key figure in San Diego, where the Padres are the city’s only major professional sports team.

“He patterned his game after him early in his career, for sure,” said Padres broadcaster Tony Gwynn Jr., the late Hall of Famer’s son. “He was like, ‘That’s who I can be.’” ...

Tony Gwynn Jr. has spoken highly of Padres owner Peter Seidler, who passed away on Tuesday Few can boast a deeper connection to the San Diego Padres than Tony Gwynn.

A look into Tony Gwynn Jr’s profesional career Gwynn Jr. began his professional career in 2003 when he was drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in the second round of the MLB draft.