Fernando Tatis Jr. leaves the Padres-Nationals after making a split for which he was not prepared

In the bottom of the 10th, Victor Robles tried a pass to try to advance a runner, Wilmer Difo, to second base. Padre pitcher Matt Wisler headed for the ball to prevent Difo from moving forward. Fernando Tatis Jr. had the impression that Wisler's throw was not going to get to his glove before Difo reached the bag, so he tried to stretch and take the ball. Unfortunately, his front spikes slipped on the ground and he discovered the limits of his flexibility.

Tatis could go to the canoe on his own. San Diego manager Andy Green confided reporters After the match, the player was in a good mood and it was only a thigh injury. green would have hope Tatis is not serious.

Although this injury is somewhat uncertain, one thing is certain is that the chances of creating a Fernando Tatis III in the near future have dropped considerably.