The Latest Breaking News from Fernando Tatís Jr.

Dodgers fans are TROLLS.

SAN DIEGO — Padres infielder Fernando Tatis Jr. has served 17 of his 80-game doping suspension by Major League Baseball and forfeited the first installment of what could be $2.9 million in lost wages. He’s met with the owner, the general manager, teammates, the media, apologizing profusely for “my mistakes,”…

This year when Padres fans chant his name as he bats — "Ha-Seong-Kim! Ha-Seong-Kim!" — it feels less like they're providing moral support.

The Padres shortstop will miss the rest of the season after MLB suspended him.

LOS ANGELES — The Astros and Yankees in Los Angeles. Mookie Betts returning to Fenway Park. And, for the first time since interleague play was introduced in 1997, the Dodgers facing all 29 other Major League Baseball clubs at least once over the course of the year.

SAN DIEGO — Fernando Tatis Jr. apologized. Juan Soto was scratched.

Tatis: “There’s no other one to blame than myself. I haven’t made the right decisions.”

SAN DIEGO — Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. on Tuesday spoke publicly for the first time since he was suspended for a positive PED test.

Wil Myers had already worked a one-out walk when Ha-Seong Kim stepped to the plate in the ninth inning Thursday representing the tying run for the Padres.

SAN DIEGO — Maybe you're surprised that a star infielder would test positive for a banned substance and be suspended for 80 games just as he was about to return from injury in the heat of a playoff race, with his team bolstered by trade-deadline acquisitions primed to make a…

MIAMI — It’s handy to have another superstar.