For two decades, a fun part of Padres season openers was watching Tony Gwynn fume. Opening day attracted many media folks who, like those who go to church only on Easter or Christmas, would not be ...

Rawlings Description San Diego Padres baseball jersey worn by Tony Gwynn. Outfielder Anthony Tony Gwynn (1960-2014) played Major League Baseball for the San Diego Padres from 1960-2014. One of the ...

Emma Stone sizzled the internet with what fans believe is a stunning new haircut during her recent Petco Park appearance at the Padres-Mets game. The Oscar winner attended the game alongside close ...

Gwynn's fans, many wearing his brown-and-yellow No. 19 jersey, were given a chance to pay their respects to someone they felt they knew.

San Diego added black armbands to its uniform in honor of Gwynn, and his No. 19 jersey hung in the Padres dugout. His jersey also was scattered among fans in attendance. "He is the city of San Diego.

Meanwhile, the classic white and blue pinstripe jersey from the 1990s served as the other inspiration. The left cleat features #19, Gwynn's number that the Padres retired in 2004.

On Monday at Petco Park, the Padres celebrated what would have been Tony Gwynn’s 62nd birthday. They sought to hit all of the right notes, as the late franchise icon did throughout two decades ...

Tony Gwynn Jr. wearing replica of dad’s old No. 24 Aztecs jersey as he prepares to try to call the Padres game while San Diego State plays for a national title Annie Heilbrunn ...

Rich Hill, who made his debut in 2005, is currently the longest-tenured player in MLB. He officially played a game in his ...

Tony Gwynn’s presence still looms large over the Padres and the city he called home for much of his life. Now, the Friars want to give back to the community in the name of the late “Mr.… ...

“I never saw Tony Gwynn say no to anybody,” said Strasberg, who was in charge of marketing for the San Diego Padres from 1975 until 1996. “He was a great role model for other players, but he ...