Retirement

Tony Gwynn announces he’ll retire at the end of the season

ByBaseball June 28, 2001September 17, 2024

After 20 seasons in San Diego, Padre outfielder Tony Gwynn announces he’ll retire at the end of the season. The future Hall of Famer has the highest lifetime batting average (.338) among all active players.

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The Reds defeat the Cubs, 5 – 2, as OF Alex Ochoa gets five hits, including a home run, for Cincinnati. OF Dmitri Young adds four hits.

ByBaseball June 28, 2001

The Reds defeat the Cubs, 5 – 2, as OF Alex Ochoa gets five hits, including a home run, for Cincinnati. OF Dmitri Young adds four hits.

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Day: June 28, 2001

Tony Gwynn announces he’ll retire at the end of the season

The Reds defeat the Cubs, 5 – 2, as OF Alex Ochoa gets five hits, including a home run, for Cincinnati. OF Dmitri Young adds four hits.

Start Listieng to Classic Baseball Broadcasts (1934 - 1973)

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