MLB.com's Will Leitch selected the San Diego Padres' All-Star as a potential recipient of his first MVP award.

San Diego Padres superstar Fernando Tatis Jr. hit a colossal two-run home run to secure a victory against the Los Angeles ...

The bat flip was practically an extension of his one-handed follow-through. He paused and stared, while the baseball soared ...

Bottom of the 9th, tie game, 2-2 count, pitch on the way…crack! Fernando Tatis Jr. bat flips and stares down into the night ...

Machado’s single in the first inning last night extended his hitting streak to 13 games, tied for the third-longest of his ...

Fernando Tatis Jr. is one of the early names to watch when it comes to the MVP race in Major League Baseball. The San Diego ...

Tatis had taken a 93 mph pitch off his forearm ... of players to reach 100 homers and 100 steals in under 550 games. The Padres went on to win 2-1, their fourth straight, but the night belonged ...

San Diego Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. left Friday ... s hot start buoyed hopes that he’d put together an MVP-caliber season. Tatis finished third in the National League MVP balloting ...

He beats you every way possible on a baseball field. [Tatis] has been MVP-caliber." With the Padres down 4-2, Tatis started the game-tying, two-run rally in the eighth by drawing a walk and scoring.