Padres star plays for first time since end of 2021 season, goes 0-for-2 with a walk in spring training game against Giants
“Just that feeling of being outside for so long and coming back, it just felt great,” Tatis said shortly after leaving the Padres’ spring training contest against the Giants on Tuesday, the first time he played in a major league game since Oct. 3, 2021 due to injury and suspension.
He grounded out to pitcher Ross Stripling on the first pitch of his second plate appearance. In his final at-bat, he struck out looking at a 2-2 fastball from left-hander Taylor Rogers. Tatis had surgery in September to repair the labrum in his left shoulder and in October had a second surgery on his wrist. He began doing baseball activity in January and has been virtually full-go during spring training.
“First time on a lineup card for my manager,” Tatis said in reference to Bob Melvin, who took over as Padres manager before the 2022 season. “We were talking about it’s been a long time for both of us waiting for that moment. It just felt great just to be out there.”
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