So San Diego Padres Shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr swung away on a 3-0 count with the Padres leading the Rangers 10-3 and hit a grand slam home run. It's like so what I don't see what the big deal is. Why was it so wrong? Why did Texas Rangers manager Chris Woodward and relief pitcher Ian Gibault get so upset. I have seen teams blows 7 runs leads late in the ball game. I don't think Fernando Tatis Jr was trying to rub it in. I heard he missed a sign for 3rd baseball San Diego Padres coach Glenn Hoffman. And even Fernando Tatis Jr was trying to rub it in, t was wrong at Ian Gibault to throw at San Diego Padres Third Baseball Manny Machado, Two wrongs don't make a right.
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Fernando Tatis Jr incident
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Whether he missed a sign or not is a matter to be settled in a private conversation among Tatis himself, the third base coach, and the manager.
Unlike in Little League, where there is a "mercy rule" which ends the game when one team has established a big enough lead, in MLB the fans and TV viewers expect nine innings of maximum effort from the athletes. So IMO Tatis did nothing wrong except possibly miss the sign.
Unlike in Little League, where there is a "mercy rule" which ends the game when one team has established a big enough lead, in MLB the fans and TV viewers expect nine innings of maximum effort from the athletes. So IMO Tatis did nothing wrong except possibly miss the sign.
