Legendary Players & Managers
18 entries in the San Diego Padres compendium.
Legendary Players & Managers — Era Chart
Tony GwynnMr. Padre: 20 seasons, 8 batting titles, 3,141 hits, and a .338 career average.Adrian GonzalezMexican-American former MLB first baseman, three-time All-Star with the Padres.Orel HershiserBulldog: Dodgers legend, Cy Young winner, and record-setter.Randy JohnsonThe Big Unit: Hall of Fame left-hander with 4,875 strikeouts and five Cy Young Awards.Steve GarveyIron Man of the National LeagueJake Peavy2007 NL Cy Young winner and pitching Triple Crown champion.Fernando Tatis Sr.A two-time Silver Slugger and Platinum Glove winner who transitioned from shortstop to rigMike CameronA one-season wonder who secured San Diego's first National League Gold Glove for an outfieDon SuttonHall of Fame pitcher who spent most of his career with the Los Angeles Dodgers.Greg MadduxThe Professor of PitchingKevin BrownMultiple baseball players named Kevin Brown are listed in the source, but no Padres connecScott RolenThe Hall of Famer who anchored the Padres' infield with elite defense and steady power.David EcksteinShortest active player of his era, two-time World Series champion, and 2006 World Series MOzzie SmithThe Wizard's early magic began in San Diego before defining baseball defense forever.Jim EdmondsThe fiery center fielder whose power and glove defined a golden era for the Padres.Brian GilesPatient power hitter and two-time All-Star for the Pirates and Padres.Eric DavisThe electrifying power hitter who brought red hair and home runs to Jack Murphy Stadium inGary SheffieldA feared hitter with a savage swing and pinpoint control.
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