Fernando Tatis Jr. absolutely UNLOADS on a THREE-RUN HOME RUN! 😤 (110.6 MPH, 421 feet! 😳)

CC inside the pitch what is your first pitch to Tatis after he swung at the first pitch last time? I mean, I'm going first pitch sweeper right here You know, I think the last time he was up he came up with one of the first and second It's one of the first pitch heater So I would try to go sweeper It's just you know, start them off here with a strike. Let's see. It is a fastball, but it's not close. Want to know? Yeah, CC was right. He just missed that fastball in the previous at bat on that first pitch And you know, he's gonna be super aggressive. I mean, you know, he's aggressive right here. This is another guy that likes the moments They find him. He finds them And he takes a changeup for a strike But that's that's to the conversation we were having earlier as a hitter a changeup inside. It doesn't make sense When I see a pitch inside, I just assume it's gonna be a fastball But the changeup just never gets there and you can't pulls pull the trigger to get the swing going He dragged that one. Two and one. I mean you almost wish that you can do that on purpose, right? There's no way he's able to, you know, leave a changeup high, leave one in, you know, move it all around the zone But you're right like seeing that spin and then you know having that ball be in you're like Oh, that's that's never going to be a strike and it kind of just stays there Two on, two out. The two on High fly. Left field Way, way back On Inferno Off of Tatis' bat and it's four to two Goodness I think you knew it off the bat. You see the swag here. Fernando Tatis Jr Getting that changeup in. Bummer. Being able to pull the trigger on it Way up into the western metal supply. Big time 421 feet. That was 110.6 off the bat But how many times can you get away with it? Because good hitters recognize And may not swing at the first one they see but they'll make the adjustment on the second or third pitch that they see And Tatis did a great job of standing but staying back on that one and launching it Yeah, three in a row right here. Three changeups in a row Cronenworth vaults this to the right hand side. Altuve called off by Trammell Boy, the Fermin infield single ends up huge from the nine spot. The depth of the Padres order makes it four to two You