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Padres Reinstate Fernando Tatis Jr.

By Anthony Franco | April 20, 2023 at 8:12pm CDT

Fernando Tatis Jr. is back in the majors. The Padres officially reinstated him from the restricted list following the completion of his performance-enhancing drug suspension on Thursday evening. San Diego optioned infielder/outfeilder Brandon Dixon to Triple-A El Paso to open room on the big league roster. The Friars transferred reliever Robert Suarez from the 15-day to the 60-day injured list.

Tatis steps into the leadoff spot tonight against Arizona right-hander Ryne Nelson. He’ll play right field in his first MLB contest since October 3, 2021. Tatis is expected to play right field on a near everyday basis in 2023. He lost his former shortstop position when San Diego inked Xander Bogaerts to a $280MM free agent contract over the winter. With Ha-Seong Kim, Jake Cronenworth and Manny Machado rounding out the infield, Tatis gets kicked onto the grass.

While there’ll certainly be some intrigue about how he acclimates to a position at which he has just 151 1/3 innings of MLB experience, the primary question will be how quickly he finds his stride offensively. Tatis was one of the game’s best hitters over his first three seasons, combining to hit .282/.364/.611 between 2019-21. By measure of wRC+, that was the ninth-best offensive output among batters with at least 500 plate appearances.

Whether the 24-year-old can recapture that kind of production remains to be seen. Since his last MLB game, he’s undergone three surgeries — two on the left wrist he fractured in a motorcycle accident, one on his left shoulder that had ailed him back to 2021. He also tested positive for the performance-enhancing drug Clostebol and was handed an 80-game suspension at the start of last August. That carried into this season, with Tatis sitting out the Friars’ first 20 games. San Diego has opened with a middling 9-11 start, allowing ten more runs than they’ve scored.

Tatis was permitted to play in Spring Training. He got into 16 exhibition games, hitting .273/.340/.432. Shortly after the regular season opened, Tatis went on a rehab stint with El Paso. He was the best hitter in the Pacific Coast League for a week. Tatis blasted seven home runs, walked six times and struck out on just three occasions in eight games. He hit .515/.590/1.212 in 39 trips to the plate for the Chihuahuas before reporting to the Padres a few days ago.

Players on the restricted list don’t count against the 40-man roster. To clear a spot, San Diego transferred Suarez to the 60-day IL. That backdates to his Opening Day placement on the injured list but still officially rules him out until the final week in May.

Suarez opened the season on the IL with inflammation in his throwing elbow. He was shut down from throwing at the start of this month after feeling continued discomfort and is without a clear recovery timetable. It’s an inauspicious start to the five-year, $46MM contract he inked at the start of last offseason. The hard-throwing Suarez provided the Padres 47 2/3 innings of 2.27 ERA ball during his initial MLB campaign last year, emerging as one of their highest-leverage relievers by the playoffs.

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  1. Little Stevie Janowsky

    2 years ago

    Wouldn’t be surprised if he’s out of baseball before he’s 27. He just doesn’t have what it takes to be a major league player without the steroids.

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    • Curly Was The Smart Stooge

      2 years ago

      Put him in with the other hotdog (soto) we got ourselves a cookout!

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    • Simm

      2 years ago

      Pretty dumb statement. You don’t know if he has ever played a game on roids and you don’t know what he will do now.

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      • bronxmac77

        2 years ago

        @Simm…
        He’s good at pretty dumb statements.

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    • User 401527550

      2 years ago

      So you think the padres will walk away from over 300 million in the next three years of his 14 year contract. I don’t think you thought that statement through.

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    • Deleted Userrr

      2 years ago

      Ridiculous

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    • CaptainJudge99

      2 years ago

      Just so happy that the ringworm has cleared up, and he can now resume all baseball activities.

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      • Bart Harley Jarvis

        2 years ago

        Nice one, Cap’n!

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      • Now Yu Know

        2 years ago

        Yeah, cuz NY has never had any issues in the past…

        Reply
    • Tigers3232

      2 years ago

      @Little, I hope this is a poor attempt at sarcasm. If not maybe discussing baseball with others just is not for you.

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      • bronxmac77

        2 years ago

        He/It’s a silly little twit.

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        • padrepapi

          2 years ago

          Bronxmac77 – True, but I think you got a vowel mixed up.

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        • bronxmac77

          2 years ago

          Heh heh heh heh…

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    • Deadguy

      2 years ago

      Uhhh…. “He hit .515/.590/1.212 in 39 trips to the plate”…. you must be one of those people we see doing dumb stuff when you don’t realize a camera is recording you?

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      • bronxmac77

        2 years ago

        He walks into the OUT door.

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    • Smelly_Cobb

      2 years ago

      You forgot the /s

      Reply
  2. showmebb

    2 years ago

    Over/under on games played before he’s on IL?

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    • ohyeadam

      2 years ago

      25.5

      Reply
    • outinleftfield

      2 years ago

      102, at least that is what you can get in Las Vegas

      Reply
  3. Little Stevie Janowsky

    2 years ago

    This guy was a non prospect before he started loading up his body with steroids and growing into a freak show. Gonna be the worst contract of all time.

    4
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    • Poolhalljunkies

      2 years ago

      So…as an 18 year old in the mimors when he hit 275 with 22 hr..thats a non prospect? On what planet?

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    • Friarguy19

      2 years ago

      Little Slick, you are to be congratulated for possessing the courage to follow your initial foolishness with even more! Thank you for the laughs.

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    • the voice inside my head

      2 years ago

      @Little Stevie Janowsky: Apparently the White Sox thought him enough of a prospect to offer him in exchange for James Shields and the Padres were happy to make that deal. Just sayin’.

      Reply
  4. RonDarlingShouldntBeInTheHallOfFame

    2 years ago

    Sad that even if it was a mistake, and he comes back looking like his old self that he’ll forever be labeled a cheater by many. I know it was his mistake, but dude was a 23yr old kid. Hope he comes back strong and has a HOF career.

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    • stan lee the manly

      2 years ago

      Can’t be a HOF career if you use roids, the voters proved that. He’s already taken himself out of contention at the beginning of his career

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      • Simm

        2 years ago

        20 years from now who knows what voters will do. Most of the current ones will be gone.

        Before this is worth talking about he needs to stay healthy, clean and produce.

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        • tstats

          2 years ago

          If I had a vote I’m voting for the roiders

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        • aragon

          2 years ago

          bonds first!

          Reply
      • dezpoo

        2 years ago

        Agree … would be very hypocritical if they allow him to get into HOF after all not allowing Clemens and Bonds not to get in.

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        • Simm

          2 years ago

          I personally think those two should both be in. I believe pretty much every good player was using in those days.

          It’s not like if you put them in the people will go oh they played clean.

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        • Joe says...

          2 years ago

          If it was the same voters then it would be hypocritical. In 20 years there won’t be but a handful left from the current voters. And of those it will be the younger voters whom have been voting for the cheaters.

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        • rennick

          2 years ago

          I agree with you wholeheartedly, though I don’t think HOF voters are concerned about their hypocrisy.

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        • HistoryBelongstotheVictorsInArms

          2 years ago

          Idk man, Maddux and Glavine; two dudes who had playoff outcomes altered by Roid cases like Bonds and Clemens, you’d be hard pressed to make a case that they were juiced.

          The assumption that “everyone was on it” negates the goods and the greats whose legacies were cut down a notch by cheaters like the Juice Generation.

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        • SaltLakeBrave

          2 years ago

          @Simm, not every player. Chipper Jones never used neither did two of his teammates, Greg Maddux and Tom Glavine. Bonds and Clemens should never sniff the Hall of Fame.

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        • Simm

          2 years ago

          While you maybe right, he could have used and didn’t get caught. Not all users look like bonds.

          While you are most likely correct roids was so wide spread it’s really impossible to know who used them.

          I’m a padres fan and believe Gwynn never used them but I can’t say that for sure.

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        • HistoryBelongstotheVictorsInArms

          2 years ago

          Gwynn is another dude who was clean.
          We don’t need to go down rabbit hole of relative truth (not saying you were, merely saying that distrusting the obvious truth in front of us makes for useless minds), Chipper, Gwynn, Maddux, Glavine; they pass the eye test, the non-statistical anomaly test, and the reputation test.

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        • Brew’88

          2 years ago

          Chew should be illegal

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        • aragon

          2 years ago

          lmao! how nive!

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        • aragon

          2 years ago

          just because they couldn’t win the thing? oh my little princess!

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        • dasit

          2 years ago

          what’s hypocritical is i have to watch 173 draft king ads per game but pete rose is not in the HOF

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        • bronxmac77

          2 years ago

          Gwynn didn’t even take greenies, uppers, anything. His only stimulant, as it were, was chew. And it killed him.

          I was a season ticket holder in San Diego from 1997-2002. Damn, it was sad watching Mr. Padre decline and pass.

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        • HistoryBelongstotheVictorsInArms

          2 years ago

          Well, they DID win the thing. Just not as often as they likely would and should have had they not been subjected to playing against freakshow science projects in baseball uniforms.

          Reply
      • User 401527550

        2 years ago

        By time he retires their will be a flood of previous steroid users in the hall.

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        • rennick

          2 years ago

          You’re probably right

          Reply
        • Dorothy_Mantooth

          2 years ago

          One thing to keep in mind is that Tatis Jr. was not using steroids while healthy and playing for the Padres (assuming he was tested regularly of course). He took them to try and heal faster from injury. Yes, this is still cheating and he was punished accordingly, but I wonder if this would change the minds of HOF voters? It’s way too early to predict him as a HOF player of course but should he get there, I wonder if this would make a difference?

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        • User 1855579867

          2 years ago

          “Their”

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        • Tigers3232

          2 years ago

          @Dorothy, most players who did use PEDs likely rarely did during season. Steroids and PEDs are cycled generally for around 8 weeks followed by minimum of same amount of time for recovery but ideally more. So players likely prior to the season when they had more time to train and gym and gorge on the insane amount of calories needed to effectively cycle.

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        • aragon

          2 years ago

          playors are tested durijng offseasons, too! mlb should publish who were tested snd when.

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        • outinleftfield

          2 years ago

          The people who we have seen their doping records like Bonds used PED throughout the year.

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        • Tigers3232

          2 years ago

          When and where have u saw any records in regards to Bonds testing?? Please provide a link….

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      • bronxmac77

        2 years ago

        Who cares? If he helps SD win a few pennants and World Series, the HOF can shove their votes.

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      • bronxmac77

        2 years ago

        He means HOF quality career. Whether Tatis actually gets elected, no one cares at this point.

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      • Zerbs63

        2 years ago

        They let Papi in

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        • outinleftfield

          2 years ago

          Big Papi never tested positive during regular testing. Once regular testing as in place his performance actually got better because he was not facing all the juiced up pitchers. The PED users that are not getting into the HOF got worse once regular testing was in place.

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      • This one belongs to the Reds

        2 years ago

        He won’t be in the HOF. Between suspensions and injuries due to stupidity, he won’t play enough games.

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      • aragon

        2 years ago

        the biggest head growth got in at first eligibility. steroids don’t matter.

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      • Ham Fighter

        2 years ago

        Worked out ok for David Ortiz

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      • kingbum

        2 years ago

        Those voters currently blocking Bonds and Clemens will be dead or retired by the time Tatis is HoF eligible if he puts up the numbers. You’d be dealing with a different generation, they will have a different viewpoint. You already are beginning to see it with the last vote. You know damn well the players will vote them in eventually, Pete Rose as well.

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        • outinleftfield

          2 years ago

          Bonds and Clemens? The HOF players dislike them more than the BBWAA writers did. If they get in it will be posthumously.

          Reply
  5. User 3595123227

    2 years ago

    Let’s see how this goes. My guess is train wreck.

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    • bronxmac77

      2 years ago

      It’s San Diego.
      Light rail/trolley wreck.

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  6. nottinghamforest13

    2 years ago

    He’d fit well in Milwaukee. That team and fanbase loves lowlifes and cheaters.

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    • Lefty_Orioles_Fan

      2 years ago

      He is not on the same level as Lyin Ryan Braun

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      • nottinghamforest13

        2 years ago

        Few are.

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  7. Megatron2005

    2 years ago

    Everyone dogged the White Sox for trading him when he was only 17 and not even a top 200 prospect.

    Seems like San Diego gave him some of that good ol secret stuff

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    • bronxmac77

      2 years ago

      You can hop into Mexico, hit the local farmacia, load up, and hop back across the border. It’s legal down there.

      Reply
      • outinleftfield

        2 years ago

        It is legal in the DR.

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    • CoachBlake

      2 years ago

      How many prospects are ranked in the top 200 at 17 years old? Plus people get prospect rankings wrong all the time. I Bet the Dodgers wish they hadnt traded Yordan when he was a non prospect.

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  8. SupremeZeus

    2 years ago

    Ringworm

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    • Dorothy_Mantooth

      2 years ago

      He’s ringworm free now and back on the field! It will be interesting to see how he is received around other ballparks in baseball. I’m guessing he’ll hear a lot of boo’s for a while. He have to regain the fans trust; he has a long way to go to get there.

      Reply
  9. AlexanderCartwright

    2 years ago

    Does his postseason suspension end with last season or carry over if the Padres should make it???

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    • Simm

      2 years ago

      Ended with last season.

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  10. Old York

    2 years ago

    Welcome back, cheater!

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  11. Lefty_Orioles_Fan

    2 years ago

    If the Orioles could and i would support it, they should trade for Tatis Jr

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  12. Hired Gun 23

    2 years ago

    No one has gotta like and/or forgive him…that’s everyone’s right. As for me, I will let his play do the talking.

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  13. bencole

    2 years ago

    Loser. Hope he blows out a knee day one and can’t play again.

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    • User 401527550

      2 years ago

      Wow that’s really hateful. Hope karma doesn’t catch up to you.

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      • SODOMOJO

        2 years ago

        To think something is one thing. We all have unbecoming thoughts.

        Once you write it out or verbalize it; YOU just made the CHOICE to be toxic.

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    • bronxmac77

      2 years ago

      You’re an ash hat.

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    • Smelly_Cobb

      2 years ago

      Your life must suck

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  14. Old timer 78

    2 years ago

    Those Writers that said he was not a Good Player before his injury/PED problems must have just crawl out from under a Rock. Is Tatis Iligible for Playoffs this year????

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    • Simm

      2 years ago

      Yes

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  15. Poolhalljunkies

    2 years ago

    The last time he played was in 2021 so as far as anyone knows he has never used any ped while playing an MLB game…anyone got proof he did? if not stfu

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    • bronxmac77

      2 years ago

      I HAVE proof.
      So YOU stfu. Punk.

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      • Poolhalljunkies

        2 years ago

        Whats your proof?

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        • lasershow45

          2 years ago

          Just like the lyin’ dems and stolen elections proof of course! Can’t ever let the public see it, you just have to believe him

          /s of course.

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        • bronxmac77

          2 years ago

          This is MLBTR.
          Shove your political pimple-popping, you little pissant.

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        • lasershow45

          2 years ago

          Feel like I hit a nerve there…. Still don’t see any of your “proof”

          Seems about right

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  16. TrillionaireTeamOperator

    2 years ago

    I agree with others- I don’t think he’s going to be the guy they signed him to be. Going by his performance in the minors on rehab assignment, he clearly can play baseball, but he will not play up to that contract and might even get shuffled around on the team as needed. His destiny on the Padres is to become a way overpaid super utility player and then be released with many years left on the contract, or get traded ASAP to a team who will be willing to take on his remaining contract for whatever reasons, but he’s not the guy San Diego signed him to be and his ship is going to sail before too long, one way or another.

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    • Poolhalljunkies

      2 years ago

      You are assuming alot here

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  17. Devlsh

    2 years ago

    There are already plenty of indications the Padres would walk back that contract if they could. He’s shown a propensity for poor judgement, a willingness to cheat, and a growing injury history for a player so young. He may still eventually be a star, but the questions that now surround him and the lost luster/shine make him much less appealing and investable.

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  18. BobGibsonFan

    2 years ago

    Reinstated on 4/20? Hmmm

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    • Brew’88

      2 years ago

      A token gesture Bob

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      • outinleftfield

        2 years ago

        Post of the day

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  19. NativeAmerican

    2 years ago

    Let’s hope someone stole his hog.

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  20. Vince Ferragamo's Dog

    2 years ago

    Can’t give em benefit of the doubt … lost that when he cheated, must assume he cheats @everything he can, cheaters cheat, sorry he got caught not sorry 4tricking everybody n pulling wool over Pads eyes4 hundreds of millions of dollars, I’m sure his poor unethical decision gnaws on em when he’s driving his Maserati around w/sum hot babe n feels sorrow n shame cashing those fat checks, he’s wannabee puke

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    • ChetLemonaid

      2 years ago

      Reading this gave me a seizure.

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      • SODOMOJO

        2 years ago

        LOUD NOISES

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    • bronxmac77

      2 years ago

      Sober up. And lay off the street drugs.

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  21. angryaggie

    2 years ago

    Welcome back cheater!

    Reply
  22. Dread Pirate Roberts

    2 years ago

    The Super Start is back lol

    Reply
  23. Candlestoked

    2 years ago

    Tainted, forevermore!

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  24. the voice inside my head

    2 years ago

    Taking a more pragmatic view of Tatis being reinstated. The Padres essentially played the entire 2022 season without Tatis in the lineup and did pretty well if I recall (went to the NLCS). Since then, they added another proven bat in Bogaerts and extended key contributors (Machado, Cronenworth, Musgrove, Darvish, etc.) to avoid arbitration or free agency and extend this run together — for better or worse.

    The current slow start by the Padres is predictable and happens most years as the players adapt to new rules and new opposing pitching. Adding Tatis gives them another offensive threat in an already-loaded lineup. When Musgrove comes off the DL and the Padres go to a five-man rotation, then I expect we will see improvement in their bullpen. Coupled with improved and patient approaches to hitting, this is a team primed to take off rapidly by mid-May.

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    • bronxmac77

      2 years ago

      Heh heh heh…

      Padres gonna fold like a cheap lawn chair.

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  25. swinging wood

    2 years ago

    White Sox won the trade. /s

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    • bronxmac77

      2 years ago

      Heh heh heh…
      the White Sox never win jackshit.

      Intentionally walking guys with 1-2 counts.
      heh heh heh…

      BOOM! HOME RUN!
      heh heh heh…

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  26. acoss13

    2 years ago

    He’s going to have to deal with the boos but there’s no better way to prove the naysayers wrong than to have a great season, to really hammer the point that he was a star, and took the steroids just speed up his recovery. Probably lay off the motorbikes though, that’s probably off the table, lest he injures himself in a dumb way again.

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