Padres’ star appears to be in a hot spot with his teammates as well as the organisation.
For a player like Fernando Tates Jr., who once seemed untouchable as one of the faces of baseball and certainly to Padres, a fall of this magnitude was certainly unexpected.
after, after News broke last night that Tatis Jr. He will face 80 game bans for using Clostebola form of PED, ending any chance of a comeback in 2022, it’s no surprise that Padres and the baseball world were shocked by nothing but disappointment for the 23-year-old.
Tates Jr. claimed this latest crash was a “mistake,” but how much accountability has he and the rest of his teammates already had after he already missed Padres this season due to a winter motorcycle accident that caused an injury? Not much.
Padres’ players seem fed up with Fernando Tates Jr.
Padres players are tired of their star mates according to Kevin Asey of the San Diego Union-Tribune, and rightly so. As they pointed out to Acee, San Diego has had success this season without its short All-Star hiatus, and with recent acquisitions in trade deadlines Juan Soto, Josh Bell, Brandon Drury and Josh Hader, there’s no reason to believe they won’t. Make the playoffs this season, Tates Jr. Availability aside.
You never look good when your teammates turn on you, however, at the same time, who would have imagined the possibility that a player with a cache of Tatis would encounter this kind of music? However, San Diego must continue to know that they are not going to have one of their biggest names, and quite frankly, the organization seems ready to do so.
Fernando Tates Jr.’s horrific fall from grace is a lesson for all team sports athletes: you’re not really necessary, and no matter what status you may have in your team or sport, you can actually discredit you.
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