Tatis hits ball hard every time up; Salas catches final four innings of Cactus League game; Lopes leads majors in batting average
Fernando Tatis Jr. has been having fun with this, smiling and laughing plenty through his first six Cactus League games without a hit.
Tatis will miss the first 20 games of the season while serving the remainder of his suspension. WIth the remaining games in spring training, possibly appearing in intrasquad and/or “B” games and a 15-day rehab assignment allowed before his season debut, Tatis should get upwards of 75 plate appearances before joining the Padres on April 20.Ethan Salas is 16. He caught the final four innings of Saturday’s game for the Padres.
The Padres, who believe Salas can advance quickly through the minor leagues and perhaps be their primary catcher by 2025, had planned all along for Salas to play in a big-league spring game at some point this month. He was not told, however, until Saturday morning.Melvin, a former major league catcher, was impressed by Salas’ ability to softly receive pitches, especially given the circumstances.
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