Fernando Tatis Jr. been out of action in the diamonds of the MLB during some days as a result of the injury he suffered, but this has not stopped him from surprising with his skills. Now a Photography of Tatis Jr. training in the outfield and watching the moment he steals a home run, an image that drove San Diego Padres fans crazy.
Jayce Tingler, manager of the San Diego Padres, stated a few days ago that Fernando Tatis Jr. would return to play in the 2021 MLB Season in a different position than short stops so as not to risk his physique.
The Dominican would go on to take over the outfield, a new job that he is already practicing and it seems that he is not doing badly at all, since a photograph emerged of him stealing a home run and that drove his fans crazy.
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Fernando Tatis Jr. is not playing with the ‘Frailes’, since he suffered from the shoulder injury that he has been carrying for months and if he does not heal properly, he could send him to the operating room for surgery that would end his MLB 2021.
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