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The Latest Breaking News from Fernando Tatís Jr.

Former White Sox pitcher calls Fernando Tatis Jr. a ‘cheater’

Kade McClure, who is now pitching for Triple-A Sacramento in the San Francisco Giants’ system, called Tatis a “cheater” after giving up a home run on Wednesday to the suspended San Diego Padres star.

Chicago Sun-Times

Minor leaguer pitcher rips ‘cheater’ Fernando Tatis after giving up a monster home run

This minor leaguer made perfectly clear his feelings about Fernando Tatis.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Fernando Tatis Jr. Starts Rehab Assignment Ahead of Return to Padres

His 80-game suspension is up on April 20.

Sports Illustrated

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4 storylines to watch for Major League Baseball's opening day

How many home runs will Aaron Judge hit? Will the San Diego Padres finally get their first World Series title? And how will a suite of rule changes affect the game?

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Fantasy baseball: Bank on Juan Soto, Manny Machado and (a healthy) Fernando Tatis Jr. in your league

When the San Diego Union-Tribune hired me in 2008, Petco Park was a fantasy wasteland.

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Kevin Acee: Padres appear to be a super team, but a baseball season is fraught with peril

What could go wrong?

Tribune News Service

Bryce Miller: Michael Wacha hopes resurgent Red Sox season is launching pad with Padres

PEORIA, Ariz. — When Padres pitcher Michael Wacha was in his early 20s, professional baseball rushed at him like a Nolan Ryan fastball. He was drafted 19th overall by the Cardinals in 2012, ahead of future All-Stars Marcus Stroman and Lance McCullers Jr.

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Fernando Tatis Jr. disciplined at the top of Padres' stacked lineup — and still learning in right field

PEORIA, Ariz. — It was the top of the lineup that caused Juan Soto to "wish good luck" to opposing pitchers on his first day with the Padres last season.

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Tom Krasovic: Padres offense inspires bright forecasts as Petco Park's worst clouds have lifted

If experts' forecasts hold true, the 2023 Padres will get fatigued from circling the basepaths.

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San Diego Doesn’t Care About Its So-Called Small Market

What happens when a historically cash-strapped team starts spending like never before? We’re about to find out.

Sports Illustrated

Padres’ Joe Musgrove Fractured Toe on Monday, Team Says

The ace hurt himself while in the weight room.

Sports Illustrated

The Great MLB Jersey Caper

Five teams, two police departments and the mystery of a startling security breach.

Sports Illustrated

AP source: Machado, Padres agree to new $350M, 11-year deal

A person with knowledge of the deal says All-Star slugger Manny Machado has agreed to a new $350 million, 11-year contract that will keep him with the San Diego Padres through 2033

The Independent UK

Ha-Seong Kim now a veteran presence for both Padres, Korea's World Baseball Classic team

Before Ha-Seong Kim became a fan favorite in San Diego, before he jumped to the United States, before he won three straight Gold Gloves in Korea, he was a 21-year-old shortstop who hoped the World Baseball Classic would be the perfect springboard for a budding career.

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Bryce Miller: No shortage of shortstops for deep-gloved Padres at spring training

PEORIA, Ariz. — The Padres will not run into a shortage of shortstops this season, which is the long and – cue the groans – short of it.

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Tom Krasovic: Padres' contract with Manny Machado has been a win-win-win deal so far

Hang a gold star on the first four years of the 10-year contract between Manny Machado and the Padres.

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Hometown hero Joe Musgrove prizes his role on Padres

The hometown hero is here.

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Fernando Tatis Jr. ready to play right field, but has sights set on a different spot

PEORIA, Ariz. — Fernando Tatis Jr. shagged balls in right field during batting practice Tuesday at the Padres' spring training complex.

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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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