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rob167
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Passed away from cancer...great player...person, and ambassador to the game...
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BiggioBrooks755
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RIP 
Way too young
Way too young
Terrible news. Gwynn always was classy on and off the field.
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MrMet
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Wow, RIP
One of my favorite players not on the phillies growing up...
Pinbreaker
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First time I saw him was in Tacoma when he played in the PCL..
RIP..
RIP..
Nate Colbert 17
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Wow.
Gwynn was a great ballplayer, and from everything else I heard, a great person.
RIP Tony
Gwynn was a great ballplayer, and from everything else I heard, a great person.
RIP Tony
olerud363
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Unbelievable. He was one of the greats.
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Nothing but excellent things to say about the man as each and every time the PAdres came through Chicago he was a class act. I knew he was sick but had no clue it was this bad. The baseball world has lost a good man today.
JEBJJA
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I am in shock! I didn't think he was this bad. He was ALWAYS underrated and underappreciated. I am glad to watch him growing up as a kid in the Gwynn, Mattingly, Boggs and Puckett (RIP) era of great hitters.....RIP to a true great ambassador of the game.
bcubs
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He will be missed. One of the greatest hitters ever.
gracecollector
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A sad departure, taken too soon. What a great swing.
Great player and even better man off the field.
I met him twice at card shows. Once he signed a ball for a guy, he didn't feel his signature looked good on the ball, he had promoter grab a new ball and signed again plus gave him the first ball.
Fordman
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I met him twice at card shows. Once he signed a ball for a guy, he didn't feel his signature looked good on the ball, he had promoter grab a new ball and signed again plus gave him the first ball.
Fordman
Sell me your Jay Bruce cards!
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WaxPax
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A sad day for the baseball world....Gwynn was the best pure hitter I saw in the 40+ years I've followed baseball...RIP
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bongo870
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Such a shame. He was a great guy on and off the field. Why so young???????
ThoseBackPages
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**** Cancer
joey12508
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sad news, great player. god bless him.
Juan Gris
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I very much loved his playing style and personality off the field. Even after he retired I have many fond memories of watching him tell great stories on TV while doing in-game analysis. I used to do an imitation of Gwynn with my brother that would start out with "Me, Mark and Sammy..."
R.I.P. Tony
R.I.P. Tony
