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PHILADELPHIA _ What made Ray Bourque cry made Tony Gwynn laugh. Why is that not surprising?
Bourque, still emotionally charged after finally being freed from a 22-year purgatory in which no Stanley Cups were allowed, won his championship, then sent his gallant hockey career out to pasture on a wave of touching tears.
Gwynn, never fortunate enough to hoist baseball's World Series trophy, knows he is now out of chances. On Thursday, he announced the end to his brilliant 20-year career, all spent with a San Diego Padres franchise that has never won a championship and certainly won't this year.
Gwynn's body tells the sure Hall of Fame outfielder that it simply can't give it another try. But Gwynn being Gwynn _ one big smile wrapped around a hitting machine _ won't cry. It's just not his ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Gwynn's bat should deliver him to Hall.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)