San Diego’s 21-year-old short stop Fernando Tatis Jr. (supposedly) broke one of baseball’s unwritten rules last night, and now the Rangers are the ones in trouble. Not following? Read on. By now, you’ve probably heard that Fernando Tatis, Jr. had himself a night last night, smashing a 3-run homer and a grand slam in the 14-4 clobbering over the Texas Rangers. If you didn’t (or if you just want to relive it), have a look: Tatis, who now leads the league in home runs with 11 on the season, took reliever Juan Niacasio deep on a 3-0 pitch in the
Blue Jays Finally Find A Home Remember when the Canadian government denied the Blue Jays from hosting home games in Toronto with less than two weeks before their Home Opener? Well, the team can finally breathe a sigh of relief, as they’ve officially decided that they’ll be playing at a minor league park in Buffalo. Unfortunately, the park will need some significant upgrades before MLB games can be played there, so the Jays will have to play their scheduled homestands against the Nationals and Phillies on the road. The silver lining is that it shouldn’t affect home field advantage too
