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The Latest Breaking News from Fernando Tatís Jr.

Q&A with Padres manager Bob Melvin: Talking Tatis, pitching depth, catcher competition, rule changes and more

SAN DIEGO — Bob Melvin's second spring training as manager of the Padres is nearly underway.

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Fernando Tatis Jr. expects to be a full participant when Padres begin spring training

SAN DIEGO — Fernando Tatis Jr.'s push to return from the long-awaited shoulder surgery and two wrist procedures began roughly a month ago, setting up the 24-year-old to be a full participant not only for the start of spring training but when he's able to return from his PED suspension…

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Eyeing a comeback season, Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr. submerges himself for sanctuary, strength

SAN DIEGO — It’s a little after 9 a.m. on a January morning and Joe Musgrove is floating face down, motionless in the deepest part of a giant swimming pool.

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Bryce Miller: Padres' decision to sign Nelson Cruz likely to deliver positive Fernando Tatis Jr. results

Counting the ways that the Padres' signing of aging slugger Nelson Cruz makes sense is easy. Until a season ago, he was one of the most dependable sluggers in baseball. He curb-stomps left-handers, hitting .295 with a gaudy .939 on-base-plus-slugging percentage.

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Fernando Tatis Jr. will participate in Padres' 2023 FanFest

Fernando Tatis Jr. stood before his teammates and the media in August.

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Bryce Miller: Offseason for Padres, Dodgers, Giants makes NL West ‘wild’ in new ways

SAN DIEGO — It’s interesting who did and didn’t put the “Wild Wild” in the NL West during free agency. The Padres made the big move. The Giants tried to make the big move … twice. The Dodgers nibbled around the edges.

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The Lowlights of 2022

The year gave us countless uplifting moments that reminded us why we love sports. And it also gave us these.

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New York Yankees tipped to trade for Fernando Tatis Jr in New York Mets retaliation

Fernando Tatis Jr has been named as a surprise star linked with a trade to New York Yankees, with the franchise looking to match the wealthy New York Mets in the market

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The Padres’ lineup with Xander Bogaerts (and, eventually, Fernando Tatis Jr.) is downright absurd

This is a ridiculous lineup.

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Xander Bogaerts Deal Makes It Clear the Padres Are Now the Red Sox

After a decade in Boston, the 30-year-old shortstop accepted a reported 11-year, $280 million deal with San Diego.

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Padres made late run at Aaron Judge, who remains with Yankees

The Padres were a surprise entrant in the pursuit of Aaron Judge. But is anything like that really a surprise anymore?

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Bryce Miller: Nelson Cruz says Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr. needs to outwork, not outrun PED stain

Nelson Cruz has been where Fernando Tatis Jr. finds himself, mired in the humiliating purgatory of a lengthy performance-enhancing drug suspension due to wreckage of his own making.

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Tom Krasovic: Where Tatis belongs; Abreu-Padres fit would be promising

SAN DIEGO — The Padres have a solution at first base. Just slide the kid over there.

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Free agents who might be fits with the Padres

SAN DIEGO — Leave it to A.J. Preller to strike first.

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Seidler, Padres feel obligation to maintain commitment to winning

The Padres will spend to win. This has to be taken as a given by now.

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Padres' only concrete plan for Tatis is to play him 'on the field' in 2023

There is no real clarity regarding where Fernando Tatis Jr. will play in 2023.

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Tom Krasovic: Padres' big spending paid off with postseason berth

Go big or go home.

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The MLB Playoff Race Is Getting Wild With Three Weeks to Go

We are three weeks away from the start of the playoffs, with the first game of all four wild-card series scheduled back-to-back-to-back. You can be sure that MLB will market the event as baseball’s version of the first day of March Madness. (Fall Frenzy, anyone?) But regardless of how well…

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Dodger fans trolled the Padres about Fernando Tatis’ suspension by throwing an inflatable PED on the field

Dodgers fans are TROLLS.

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Mark Zeigler: As prior offender, Padres' Tatis now faces the teeth of MLB’s drug testing program

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,”…

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Tom Krasovic: 'Ha-Seong-Kim! Ha-Seong-Kim!' Player living up to the chant.

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.

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Adidas Explains Why It Ended Partnership With Fernando Tatis Jr.

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

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers release 2023 schedule: Here are 10 key dates

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.

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Sans Soto, Padres continue to struggle to score in loss to Guardians

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

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Remorseful Tatis Jr. Apologizes for Suspension: ‘I Have Failed’

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

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