San Diego Padres has received some of the best news in many MLB seasons as it ise announced that Fernando Tatis Jr. not having to undergo shoulder surgery after an injury this part of the body in the game against the San Francisco Giants last Monday, April 5. The Dominican Short Stop will be out of action for a few days as part of the recovery process.
AJ Preller, general manager of the San Diego Padres, announced that Fernando Tatis Jr. does not need surgery after injuring his shoulder on one of his at-bat in the game against the San Francisco Giants.
The Dominican shortstop dislocated his left shoulder while swinging and although at one point the worst-case scenario was thought, it was learned this afternoon that no surgery is necessary and will only be on the injured Padres list for 10 days.
Journalist and MLB specialist Bob Nightengale reported that Fernando Tatis Jr. Wanted to be part of the San Diego team line-up tonight, but preferred not to do so as part of preventative measures.
After the injury sustained by the short stop, it was learned that this type of condition was a situation that had been causing it for several weeks; However, AJ Preller added in the report that this is not believed to cause long-term damage to Tatis Jr.’s health and career. to represent.
Fernando Tatis Jr. has just entered his third season as an MLB player for 2021, and expectations for his performance with the National League team grew even higher after he signed a $ 340 million contract extension for 12 years.