MLBMLB San Diego Padres1982–2001Hall of Fame · 2007

Tony Gwynn Cards & Plaques

Mr. Padre on the wall — for the San Diego fan who watched .394 in 1994.

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Career snapshot

Career: .338 BA · 3,141 hits · 135 HR · 1,138 RBI · 319 SB · 2,440 games · 1982–2001 San Diego Padres only. Career averages: .338/.388/.459 · 132 OPS+.

Hardware: 8× NL Batting Champion (tied with Honus Wagner for NL record), 15× All-Star, 5× Gold Glove, 7× Silver Slugger, 1984 NL Champion. Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 2007 (97.6%, 1st ballot).

Accolades

★ 8× NL Batting Champion (tied with Honus Wagner for NL record)

★ 15× MLB All-Star

★ 5× Gold Glove Award (outfield)

★ 7× Silver Slugger Award

★ .338 career batting average — highest since Ted Williams

★ 3,141 career hits

★ Batted .394 in 1994 — closest to .400 since Ted Williams

★ Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 2007 (97.6%, first ballot)

The card collector's view

Gwynn's flagship rookie is the 1983 Topps Traded #42T RC—the recognized standard, with PSA 10 copies commanding strong premiums during Padres anniversary years. The 1983 Donruss #598 RC and 1983 Fleer #360 RC round out the rookie tier. 1983 Topps Tiffany is the premium graded chase. His 1990s Topps and Upper Deck cards from the .394 season hold steady value. Panini retired-legends inserts in Diamond Kings feature Mr. Padre in classic San Diego brown-and-yellow.

About Tony Gwynn Cards & Plaques at FreshDCards

Mr. Padre. Tony Gwynn won eight National League batting titles—tying Honus Wagner's NL record—and finished his twenty-year career with a .338 average, the highest mark by anyone since Ted Williams. He collected 3,141 hits across two decades in San Diego, never wearing another uniform. Fifteen All-Star nods, five Gold Gloves, seven Silver Sluggers, and a .394 average in the strike-shortened 1994 season that came closest to .400 since Williams. Studied pitching on VHS tape before anyone else did. Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 2007.