Catcher requires thumb surgery, will miss eight weeks; Ryan Weathers to start Sunday in Los Angeles, with Michael Wacha moved to Monday
in consecutive games. Later that year, Tatis yanked a ball that bounced off the left-field pavilion roof and out of the park, but that’s more about the uniform in the other dugout than seeing the ball especially well in Los Angeles.
“Just playing against this organization, against this team,” Tatis said. “ … They’ve had a lot of success over the years, so there’s a lot of pride in that. When you’re playing good baseball, you just appreciate it and go out there and give it your best.” And when you’re hearing all sorts of colorful things — the bleacher bums at Wrigley Field, remember, had Tatis dancing to their “He’s on steroids” chant last month — you find a way to make that work for you.“Oh, yeah, definitely,” he said. “It fuels me up. It definitely is going to give me way more energy. Let’s see how it comes out.
He has a tear in a ligament, which will sideline him a minimum of eight weeks. The possibility of resuming baseball activity before the eight-week mark will depend on how quickly Campusano heals. The 24-year-old Campusano had been out since mid-April but had begun swinging a bat on the last homestand. Actually catching the ball, however, had slowed his progression and ultimately led the Padres to take a closer look at his thumb.said. “Even when he was getting some soft toss, he was still getting some pain in there. We went in, looked a little deeper and there was a tear in the ligament, so went in and fixed it.”stay in the majors will last quite a bit longer.
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