Fernando Tatis Jr. SUSPENDED For STEROIDS 

Very

I almost fell out of my chair when I saw this

Wow

@@FULLY_6IXX666 I literally did

@@CM4. that must’ve hurt

Exactly.

@@iTalkStudios sad, because he could be a generational talent. Already makes you question what he's already accomplished.

He's just like a drunk driver he knew better...CHEATER!!!!!!!

@@iTalkStudios He was hanging around A-Rod and his brother....LOL

If he has a condition he has the medical team. It's nuts to think it was "by accident" I have a feeling he tried a small dose to help get into the season faster thinking it wouldn't pop, but here we are. Or maybe he thought that it would be out of his system by the time testing came around. Either way terrible news.

I was just about to comment about this.

no one was as obvious as Bonds and McGwire

Cheating goes deep in the family

@@unkledoda420 What about Sosa and A-Roid? Those guys were very obvious as well.

Was it more obvious than Canseco? Growing up I would hear he was the most obvious in the early 90’s

Oh no, the horror

@@nickr3441 🤣🤣🤣🤣 niceee!

It’s tragic. He lacks the moral compass to manage the privilege of being a big league player. He’s hurting himself and his team.

@Kered people are acting like he committed henius crime

@@lucypark1899 tragic LOL. That's called white privage you got their Betty.

Well we don’t know if he was using then to heal

Using them at all wasn’t a smart idea

What a shame. Such a great talent now going to waste

He said it was medicine for ringworms, and it had a steroid in it, do some research

@@thegreatgabe7229 What else would you expect him to say? Not saying it was for performance purposes, but even if it was he would NEVER admit it. It’d be career suicide. Youre almost forced to release a statement like he did downplaying it as a minor accident

You don't sign Jesus Christ to 14 years, too many variables in that amount of time. It is the Padres, there is reason they never won

Couldn't yell it loud enough lol

Teams save $ on the long run with 14 yr contracts as the dollar value goes down and over time will not be the highest paid player in the League long-term.

Especially not a no good punk like Tatis Jr!

LMFAO - you are correct!!!!!

Mark was like 250, Tatis looks 160lb if had quarters in his pocket with wet clothes on. No reasonable person will look at him a think steroids.

@@Bruss813 He’s actually about 220 lbs and 6’3”. If you met him in person I’m sure he’d look notably bigger.

He's just another kid from a rich family who doesn't know or care about right from wrong. Affluenza.

I'm a fan of the San Diego Padres and obsessed with Tatis Jr and I have to say you are right like people count on him to do his best and be his best but he's not showing it if he keeps getting in trouble or injuring himself all the time

I knew that the Padres would find a way to meet up. And now we know why they traded for Soto. They was alerted that shit was coming. It's no way to cover this stuff. It goes to show that the owners are doing what they do. Will pay attention when we want to. That's why they called the owners. And Pete Rose can't get in HOF. He get on baseball and it was against the rules. But nobody proved that he made money from fixing games. Because he didn't fix games.

@@kennethbailey6634 Alex Cora orchestrated cheating scandals on 2 WS winning teams and not only was he not banned for life... he's still coaching. Lost a lot of respect for mlb over that decision.

@@kennethbailey6634 So you are saying they knew about this a week and half ago? Okey dokey

Trust me, he is not the only one. I bet there are many pros baseball players taking some form of performance enhancing drugs. We just don't find out about it.

Don't forget he was also having "intimate relationships" with Trevor Bauers girl. The dude probably has multiple "side pieces" all over the world in the Dominic Republic and in the United States, sure. That could lead to an uncurable disease, like Magic Johnson.

And thats the key if he wants to. Guys like Johnny Manziel never really wanted it.

Would be really cool to see him grow up and become the great player he can be.

​@@nerychristian 100% they do my step father used/uses them

Good man!

He'll be a villain in San Diego more than anywhere else. He has f'd our fan base more than any other!

@@snowy-wanderer8668 still got him for like 11 years. If he comes back and keeps his nose clean with similar performance I am sure SD will forgive him. It will take a few seasons though. We will gladly boo him in Dodger stadium, maybe even as loudly as Machado!

Villain? Nonsense. Dude literally has never played an illegal game in the big leagues. He took a cream that he "allegedly" didnt know had illegal substances. Whether he knew or not, still has never affected ANY GAME he has eEVER PLAYED in the big leagues. Shouldnt affect anything minus maybe a suspension for using banned substances for a technicality

He’s gonna get booed and get called a cheater everywhere he goes now.

@@elcoki117 do u really think a dude who makes hundreds of millions of dollars for his prime years in the bugs doesn't have resources to make sure something like this doesn't happen? He knew what he was doing, if it was an honest mistake then there would be others getting popped more frequently for the same thing.

It's a bad day for Friar fans. Players know EXACTLY what they are putting into their bodies. Incredible how they still lie saying "I didn't know *insert PED here* was in this".

Same

Oh stop, he's just dumb, players dope all the time

Go cry some more

He could have been doing it all along

Corticosteroids are not picked up on these tests. This is strictly testing for anabolics

Aren't pro athletes only supposed to see team doctors? I legitimately don't know.

In addition to that, howcome the team doctors aren't in charge of the treatment? all of a sudden they let their biggest investment to choose any doctor by himself?

@@Godric_71 Apparently the test was taken in March. He could have been prescribed something from a dominican doctor, since the lockout was still going on and the team medical staff couldn't sign off.

@@edomarpez1840 lockout. It seems the test was in March, and they waited until he started playing baseball to announce it.

I feel exactly the same as a Jays fan. I pray that none of our young guys are doing this shit. The game needs CLEANING UP not dirty HR hitters.

No idea why you people like these annoying flashy kids. He's obvious lying here too, makes sense with his flashy nonsense.

Yup and that’s that am a dodger fan. Tatis is one of the most exciting player in baseball maybe the most.

@@bobbygetsbanned6049 get back to the retirement home you lame

@@bobbygetsbanned6049 ok grampa your 30 mins of internet for the day is up. Let’s get you back in bed now.

I’m sure there’s some kind of clause in his contract regarding PEDs. If not the padres need new lawyers.

@@JohnnyLoveseat hindsight but they should’ve voided his contract after the motorcycle incident

It's a way to build a young core while keeping affordability. Something SD is committed to, as well as ATL to an even higher degree. It's a valid team building philosophy

teams dont pay players for the time they are suspended

@@joshphillips9033 Lmao valid my ass, long term mega deals almost never workout for the team.

Clearly you didn’t watch the video, he didn’t know he did it.

@@thegreatgabe7229 they always make excuses when they're caught

@@thegreatgabe7229 Right, he didn't know lmao.😂

@@thegreatgabe7229 No, it’s just a stupid excuse.

@@thegreatgabe7229 They almost always say that lol

Thank you for not being a toxic dodgers fan, but yeah this is such a huuuuge disappointment

@@simon2499 trust fam not all of us are dogshit lol talking shit is apart of the game for us fans but that’s all it needs to stay as have fun with it lol Let’s Go Dodgers 🤙🏽⚾️

Ong

Maybe he was good because of ped's

For real dude, like I thought that Tatis made the Padres fun to play against

cortizone is a steroid and commonly used to treat inflamation on the skin in the US. Many drugs have off label uses. Viagra is for hypertention and Pfizer descoverd that it's off label use could make an ocean of cash.

I can't believe he was that dumb. Best believe that if I had a job where I could get suspended for half a year because of something in a medication, I'm gonna cover my ass and inform the league every time I take a freaking aspirin, just in case.

You hit the hammer right on the head! 🔨

Steroid creams are a VERY common treatment for skin conditions. Cortisone in particular. But theyll even give you steroid PILLS for severe reactions to poison ivy. And the kicker is, they work just like anti biotics. You have to take the whole cycle in order for it to work properly. My family all have psoriasis and severe seasonal eczema. Steroids are the MOST common treatment for rashes. See steroids don’t just magically make you strong they speed up all the natural processes in your body. Including the natural healing process. That’s why players will take them to recover from injury quicker. It’s not that it helps build muscle it helps to do it FASTER. Just as a rule of thumb, Anything with “zone” or “sone” on the end is probably a steroid. Cortisone is a steroid… you were prescribed a steroid… and it’s not NEARLY as “mild” as you believe it to be. Nfl quarterbacks are given cortisone to help throw a football. Pitchers are given cortisone when they have a dead arm. Cortisone is MUCH MUCH more powerful than you’re giving it credit for.

I find it interesting that in a lot of suspensions in the past the MLB (or player) release how trace/minor the amount of the substance found was in their system. Yet here there’s no mention. Was there a lot? Too much to just write off as “oh I was using it for ringworm”?

They don't give any notice at all for tests. They show up at your door and take both a urine and a blood sample. Supposedly the test he took was in March. My guess is that this all ties into the motorcycle stupidity. He knew his wrist was jacked up from the crashes and he probably thought they wouldn't test during the lockout. He started taking this to try to speed up the healing on his wrist...at which point there was a knock at the door. He was probably hoping that he could take this, heal his wrist and wouldn't have to tell the Padres all of the stupidity he did in the offseason since his wrist would be fine. Unfortunately, he hurt his wrist bad enough to require surgery, no amount of steroids will heal that injury. Now he has a worst case scenario. He still needed surgery AND he got popped for the steroids.

Could Ryan Braun play centerfield?

@@Wolf-wc1js yes. Completed my team, thanks.

Very good team as I expected

Wait who's the catcher?

Brady Anderson played CF for Orioles

do you know every ingredient in medicine you take?

They get prepped on what to say by their handlers in case they get caught. So that excuse was prepared a long time ago.

@@crossfox255 Since they are professional baseball players they probably have to be more careful about what medications and such they should take. I am not sure whether he did it purposefully or not, but it's too late to go back now, which is unfortunate.

@@crossfox255 if you were paid millions of dollars wouldn't you want to know what's in your medications?

@@crossfox255 The difference is they have list of products and ingredients that are not legal to take and you can ask people, teammates, trainers ect. so there's honestly no excuse nowadays.

How on earth do you mindlessly get literally injured lmao, dudes a fuck up but that's just the dumbest take

FACTS!

That’s it!

Padres fans be like "bro it was hand lotion lmao. Literally every player ever has done steroids too. But it wasn't steroids it was lotion. Quick someone get that spinny necklace for a distraction"

@@principalmcvicker6530 😂 Love your comment!👍🏻

Nailed it^👍🏻

Padres blow, worst team on west coast. Gwynn was best thing they had

Just like Robinson Cano, A-Roid, Manny Ramirez, and Sammy Sosa got caught numerous times so will Tatis Jr. It's only a matter of time before Manny Machado and Juan Soto get caught as well.

This is exactly what mlb wants people to see about a young superstar, a vaccine won't change anything, they should try it with all players and recognize that your talent will determine what kind of player you are.

I understand he broke his wrist and didn't play all season and just me it's seemed to be taking a awful long time and now a hot piss test. 😷

@Jorge Delgado I always thought he showed a lot of power for a skinny dude too, but I figured it happens. Oh well...

Yell it louder so all these thick skull kids can hear ya

Bro sthu nerds

@@verifyme8400 you mad boy

I searched it and I think steroids makes treating ringworms worse lol

@@extremebeastreaction6245 haha. And a dummy on top of it all.

That's what happens when you give a KID millions lol

@@humbirdms2784 well there's plenty of examples where this _doesn't_ happen. This comes from giving a moronic spoiled diva millions, regardless of age. Look at Cano and A-Rod

No Hall of Fame induction for Tatis Jr!

As someone who always hated A-Roid, at least he admitted it even though he never failed an actual drug test. I no longer hate him though I'll never like him. No HOF for A-Roid.

The Padres were playoff bound without him in the lineup all season and they will win a Wild Card berth without him, however if he had returned, the odds of the Padres going far in the playoffs would have risen.

@@stevemiller8895 "natural"

@@stevemiller8895 its Performance enhancing drugs lmao, when he comes back hes gonna perform better then he would, it doesn't matter that he was trying to heal himself.

@@stevemiller8895 It's not natural first of all. Second the substance is banned by the league because it gives you an unfair advantage. That's all the explanation you need as to why it's wrong.

They literally just did L O L He got plenty of time to get healthy now at least

@@zachPlushgaming yeah he probably weighed the benefit of healing that wrist better with steroids or possibly never being Great again if the injury doesn't heal good

I'm sure he was. The MLB give players plenty of time to get the sauce out of their system before they test them.

Which he probably did!

Well said

Trade Tatis. Sign Soto. We can't keep both

Soto is a punk too and so is Machado! Bat flippers are all punks!

Soto has class and is a professional?! How is the Soto, pitcher staring, nut grab shuffle classy?

@@cornxx3 I think that’s him having fun with a unique personality to it! He’s a great ball player with some flair!

Being stupid doesn't make you a jerk or a bad person

SAME LMFAOOO

It’s just one dude I think

They do it by not vetting their information.

@@TheRealSuperGeeks I work in video media and even if their info was bogus, which it usually isn’t, the editing turnaround on these subjects is pretty quick. Whoever is doing the actual button pushing is pretty good at their job.

Suffer.

@@jaeder4200 😢

As a dodgers fan, I can’t help but laugh

@@oneblessedfam5767 "as an immature wife beater, I can't help but laugh"

@@oneblessedfam5767everyone should be laughing dude literally tried blaming ringworm treatment instead of taking RESPONSIBILITY go ahead and laugh coz it's funny asf:)

@@jake-lz9ol at least he's not a PED taking cheater l o l 😉

@@jake-lz9ol lol...suffer... PHUCK SD!!!LOLZZZ

Crazy thing is he didn't think the league was going to question that and test him.

@@mantid83 so glad they got him with 80 games off he'll have plenty of time to heal without cheating l o l

First you guys lose the Chargers. Now you lose your generational talent. Whatever you guys are doing over there, it's pissing God off.

@@atreus4277 Lets hold that thought about the “generational talent” bit!

@@TheRongy Why? You don't agree?

You have google use it 😂😂😂😂

He never had it, and what he took doesn't even treat ring worm.

@@bobbygetsbanned6049 it actually can

@@shinske3564 You treat ring worm with over the counter anti fungal cream. Not prescription anibolic steroids, but go ahead and believe his asinine excuse.

​@@bobbygetsbanned6049 I've had ringworm once, there are quite a few medications for it (and many other skin conditions as well) that do contain steroids. That being said, I do believe he's just using that as an excuse. I can't believe a doctor, knowing Tatis is a pro athlete, didn't mention that the meds had a steroid in it or that if he truly didn't know that he wouldn't just tell the league about any prescription med he took just to be safe and cover his ass. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.

Can confirm

I know right? I don't think the Padres were the ones to give him the drugs, but for sure the organization knew what he was up to, and did NOTHING to stop him. They would have been the beneficiaries of that situation

👍🏻😂 You just gave him his next excuse, should he ever again be caught!

He got so much swag that he would look great in any uniform tbh. A shame that his off the field conduct is ruining his career.

@@petersonofleo11 he should join the Houston Cheaters

couldn't he have just pursued a waiver if this was really the story? not saying its impossible for it to be true but at this point I'm not going to give him the benefit of the doubt

they always don't know what they took when they get caught, excuse.

Same bullshit that dominicans players say when get caught cheating, i hate this really, its like always this country have a new face for baseball, BANG! This is really bad for baseball, dor dominican republic and for him, specially after the injury during winter in a motorcycle

Nooope, lie

It's just an excuse, the medicine is prescription only and it's first google result says it's an anabolic steroid. It's not like he took it thinking it's calamine lotion, it's only purpose is to act as a steroid and Drs don't hand out steroids willy nilly, he knew exactly what he was doing.

Yet there’s no clause in players contracts that void them when they are caught using PEDs! The players’s union would never allow that.

Inflated contracts? These guys are filling the stands, not the poindexters in the office. Are you saying that workers should not be paid for the value they produce? That the surplus profits should go to the owners? Who btw, do nothing except hold property, and make a ton more money than players. If you don't like popular players getting paid, stop going to games, watching highlights, buying jerseys, or otherwise supporting their revenue stream.

The biggest problem is almost all the competitive teams are in big markets

@@bjpargeter466 Dude, you're clueless. 🙄

HOF Career after 3 years, ok

It’s official, the White Sox’s won this trade

@@UnknownRaven0 your probably a white sox fan aren't you

@@groundbreakinganimations noooooo I’m a Cubs fan lol

Should have been a Red flag when that happened lol

Jesus Sanchez: Am I a joke to you? (Almost upper deck hr at Coors Field)

Exactly

its to be expected from these cocky batflippin swag masters who think they are the greatest thing ever and everyone else should grovel at their almighty presence.

@@hmuhmunkunkuapua fact I personally don't like him! Let this be a humbling experience for this young man!

@@hmuhmunkunkuapua Well said!👍🏻

@@hmuhmunkunkuapua ok boomer

Got the starting pitching, been good all season,but really coming together now! Next year, who knows!

His intent was pretty obvious that he used a substance to get a unfair advantage lol he has plenty of time to get healthy now at least

@@humbirdms2784 😓I guess I'm just always hoping for the best in people 🙄Yeah no ⚾for Tatis 2022

Giants fan here, I agree 100%. Watching SD build their team up the last couple years has been impressive and this is a massive hit for them.

LmAO

Breaking : Soto is not 23 like He claims to be

For 8 weeks more

Not a chance...

Still is. It will never go away.

It’s not about being “guilty”. Tatis strikes me as the type of person not to intentionally take PED’s but hey what do I know that’s just my opinion. If he went to fight it there is no way he could win. He took a PED which he claims was accidental and I hope it would be but he did take them. There is no point in fighting the suspension if the evidence is there. Intentional or not he took them and he has to face the punishments that the mlb has in place.

@@fern2229 And it would only extend his suspension?!

Hes a good defender. 2021, he was 71st percentile in outs above average.

@@mattbeast7285 21 errors in 102 games, NOT GOOD. That is the second worst in MLB...

Yup. Countless more too. Don't ask Cano for advice though lol

@@bobbowie9350 👍🏻😂 Nor Manny Ramirez!

@@bobbowie9350 That was exactly the problem. Tatis did!😆

Manfred knows Judge and Stanton and the rest of the yankees have been cheating. he wont come down hard on them because he knows the richest team in baseball playing bad will bring lower ratings to the game

Harper i can deal with, since he’s a hustler most times, but Machado is a straight out lazy bum that scrapes by on talent alone!

No way they win the division! The Dodgers are like 44 games above .500 and like 26-4 in their last 30 games..

Padres are 16 games back with less than 50 to go, it's virtually impossible to win the division in that situation

@@principalmcvicker6530 Impossible! I was wrong, the Dodgers are like 36-4, one of the best 40 game streaks in baseball history, I imagine...

I wasn't meaning they would win the division just for a push to get closer and secure a wild card spot

That's why I've said to my fellow Baseball friends/fans that Tatis Jr. never deserved what he got after 2020. Talent is undeniable but fans and analysts were already putting him on pedestals he didn't deserve. I'm glad I don't see him play at all.

I don't know how old you are and how long you've been a Padre fan but as a lifelong Met fan of over 54 years nothing surprises me anymore. Even though I cheered for Mike Piazza and Jose Reyes I came to the conclusion that both juiced big time. Piazza went from a 62nd round draft pick, who was drafted at the urging of Tommy Lasorda because he was friends with Piazza's dad Vince back home in Pennsylvania, to the greatest hitting catcher of all time. No catcher ever put up the kinds of numbers that he did. The guy would hit .360 with 40 hr's and 120 RBI's. And I saw Reyes in 2011 when he hit .337 and won the batting title in his walk year. He was juiced bigtime that year.

@@Gsmooth10455 yeah but a different era there were exceptions . I don’t think players are juiced like that anymore . Do you??

@@MyTeamOnly_ Yes I do, without a doubt. It's just that cheating has become more sophisticated through the use of masking agents and the such. Today's players cheat just as much but are less likely to get caught because of the aforementioned reason. A few years ago Met pitcher Jenrry Mejia received a lifetime ban after being caught for a third time in a year. They don't stop and they don't care if they get caught. Sadly Dominican players have become synonomous with cheating. Many of them have a saying, and that is that they rather use PED's and take a chance than go back to DR and be dirt poor.

He didn’t play this year, so why should it be tainted, if for some miracle, you guys should win it all this season?!

Still got Machado

@@chazzx1018 Yeah I'm sure Machado will take care of the Dodgers in the playoffs.

The Braves won the WS last year without “Acuna”…think about that. If the likes of Soto, Machado, Bell, and Drury rake this team could potentially become dangerous come October. Additionally Musgrove, Snell, and Darvish need to show up as well.

@@atreus4277 lol

We haven’t won anything so it doesn’t matter

@@peakvibesproductions true enough.

he took them when he gained 20 pounds, so like 2 weeks ago.

He’s tested clean throughout the seasons, just a dumb decision to try to get off the sidelines as quick as possible.

@@Sbcinho Sure, keep saying that to yourself!

Its a business move

So is Machado and he’s a lazy one too!

They already shipped off their prospects so it's going to be hard to bribe another team to eat that 14-year contract

@@T_K7 Only twelve after this season!

I can't wait for the _"Ster-oids! Ster-oids! Ster-oids!"_ chants during Padres road games next year and beyond. Hopefully even _"Ring-worm! Ring-worm! Ring-worm!"_ That'd be hilarious. I might have to start that one, but the crowd will pick it up quickly, I bet.

@@principalmcvicker6530 😐

There goes your "ringworm" superstar. He cheated, his I dont know excuse is pathetic. But go ahead celebrate Madres fans.