One of the greatest hitters in baseball history, Tony Gwynn .338 career-batting average is 16th highest in major league history and is the highest since Ted Williams finished his career with .344 in 1960. Tony Gwynn’s .338 average is also the highest National League career batting mark since Bill Terry of the NY Giants finished with .341 in 1936, and it even tops the great Stan Musial who hit .332 in his career. Tony Gwynn lined 3,141 hits in his brilliant 20-year career With the San Diego Padres. An all around team player Tony Gwynn was fast on the base paths and was a highly rated fielder. He stole over 30 bases three times including a career-high 56 in 1987. Tony Gwynn stats: .338 BA, 3141 hits, 135 HR, 1383 Runs, 1138 RBI, 9287 at bats. Postseason .306 BA in 108 at bats, 11 Runs, 11 RBIs. By baseballhistorian.com |