Fernando Tatis Jr. starred with both bat and glove in the Padres' 5-2 win over the Mets on Tuesday night in New York. The 27-year-old recorded his 14th career two-homer game, tying him for second in franchise history. Tatis launched a 452-foot shot in the second inning before adding a two-run homer in the fifth off Zac Thornton.

His most memorable moment came in the second when he robbed Francisco Lindor of a potential grand slam, reaching over the right field wall to pull the ball back. Padres pitcher Robbie Ray, who had loaded the bases, praised Tatis' athleticism, calling it one of the most impressive plays he's witnessed.

Tatis described the robbery as more fun than hitting homers, noting the timing required to make the spectacular catch. Team manager Craig Stammen emphasized the game-changing impact, highlighting how Tatis both created and prevented runs.

Despite opening the season homerless in his first 238 at-bats, Tatis now has 15 long balls. His performance left fans and teammates in awe, with Ray admitting he 'blacked out' watching the incredible defensive play.