The San Diego Padres have been linked with several players, including a division rival, ahead of the trade deadline, and right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. took a shot at the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Early in the season, as the Padres stormed to one of the best starts in franchise history, Fernando Tatis Jr. was a driving force at the plate. As the season wore on and Tatis began to struggle, Manny Machado’s steadiness kept the offense afloat.

If you've been to an Astros game, then you know Nguyen Le. Now, the world will get to know him as he talked to us about his experience appearing in a national commercial for New Era.

Tatis owns a career .297/.363/.579 slash line in Los Angeles, well above his .276/.351/.520 averages. Just don't ask him about his feelings about Dodger Stadium.

New Era Cap, the international sports and lifestyle brand and Official Cap of Major League Baseball, announced its Nothing Beats Real Campaign, featuring a national commercial starring New Era ambassador Fernando Tatis Jr.

The team’s most dynamic player, Fernando Tatis Jr., had gone hitless in another loss that featured another underwhelming effort by the team’s offense. His body language suggested a mix of frustration and deflation, and this was nothing new.

San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. had to cancel his vacation plans for the All-Star break, as he squeaked into the Midsummer Classic through the

MLB revealed its starting All-Star rosters on Sunday, and while some star players, including Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani, made the cut, several players who were having an incredible season missed out,