Fernando Tatis Jr. went to Atlanta for the MLB All-Star Game, but he ended up paying a big price to attend. Tatis secured a ...

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He didn't name names, but Tatis needed only identify his most talented opponent by jersey number and color in Atlanta.

De La Cruz was one of a half-dozen of Tatis’ NL All-Star teammates who spoke Monday about the Padres’ 26-year-old right ...

Tatis owns a career .297/.363/.579 slash line in Los Angeles, well above his .276/.351/.520 averages. Just don't ask him ...

The San Diego Padres saw Fernando Tatis Jr. do his best impression of Ronald Acuña Jr. against the Washington Nationals.

Fernando Tatis Jr. has earned the third National League All-Star selection of his career but the two-time NL Silver Slugger ...

SAN DIEGO — Fernando Tatis Jr. crept down the third-base line, waiting to see if Cionel Pérez would turn his head. The left-hander never did, not until it was too late. So Tatis kept going and ...

Fernando Tatis Jr. contributed like an All-Star on Sunday night. The erstwhile Padres sparkplug scored their first run and drove in their second in a 4-1 victory over the Rangers at Petco Park.

Three hours later, Tatis led off for the Padres and took a vicious cut at the first big-league pitch thrown to him since 2021. He swung with enough force that he ended up in the other batter’s box.

It should not take long for Tatis Jr. to rediscover himself in the batter’s box. Everyone should be encouraged that he is hitting the ball extremely hard all season. Tatis Jr.’s hard-hit rate is ...

The Padres, with 47,744 in attendance on Tuesday night, set a Petco Park record. The atmosphere surely was different than when Tatis plays for the Estrellas Orientales, his team in the Dominican.