When Tony Gwynn talks hitting I think everyone should stop what they’re doing and listen.

He was a master of putting bat on ball.

So sad that Tony is no longer with us. What a great dude and legendary hitter.

Greatest pure hitter in the history of baseball tbh. Pete Rose has an argument to that statement. But those are the top 2.

Looks like he's been hitting the buffet

best hitter of all time

I never saw Williams Gwynn was the best I saw Boggs and Carew a small tad behind

Do you understand how immaculate your timing has to be in order to do that shit. Tony Gwynn was a damn batting genius. He used to piss The Professor off so much, lmao!

I never realized how much Tony’s voice reminds me of Sam kineson in a relaxed mode

This fascinating article is about just how great a person Gwynn was. Looked for it because... 1/2

My dad and I read his book back when I was playing in High School in the 90s. Incredible. What a master of the craft 💯

Up there with “It’s endorsed by Fred McGriff”

Inject that into my veins!!! Awesome

Greatest hitter in my lifetime and loved watching him play

I am now sad. He is truly missed.

I was stationed in San Diego in the early 90's. I had the absolute PRIVILEGE to talk to Gwynn about baseball for 5 minutes. It felt like 5 years. I couldn't get enough and he's a legend gone way too soon. An absolute gentleman and my God could he hit.

What? Nothing on launch angle? Nothing on bat speed?

Why's my man wearing a tarp?

One of my all-time favorite hitters

Gone too early. What a talent! 😑

I miss Tony Gwynn

If Tony Gwynn speaks you shut up and listen

Showed my son this video over and over….it worked lol

Seen this video a hundred times, every time it pops up I watch it. Tony was a legend

The greatest hitter I’ve ever seen with my own eyes.

Best pure hitter in the history of the game

He's too overweight to concentrate on what he's saying.

The greatest hitter I ever saw.

Solid facts!

Got to attend a ABCA seminar that he did (that was interrupted by George Brett) on hitting. Still feel lucky to have had that opportunity.

Legend

This man had more career stolen bases than speedy guys like Brett Gardner & Rafael Furcal 😂