Tatis Jr. Robs Grand Slam, Hits Two HRs | New York Mets News

Fernando Tatis Jr. delivered a night for the history books, smashing two homers and pulling off a jaw-dropping catch that robbed Francisco Lindor of a grand slam—calling it “more fun than hitting.” His all-around brilliance helped the Padres edge the Mets 5-2, with manager Craig Stammen calling it one of Tatis’ most impactful games as a Padre. Pitcher Robbie Ray, who earned his first win with the team, called the play one of the most incredible he’s ever seen. Known for his speed, power, and versatility—including stepping in at second base—Tatis continues to redefine impact, having already robbed four potential home runs last year and snagged Rafael Devers for the second time this season. Even opposing manager Andy Green couldn’t deny his dominance, though he added a touch of frustration: “He’s annoying.” Tatis isn’t just a player—he’s a force on every side of the ball.

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