Right now we are almost certain that no MLB organization is happier and more excited than the San Diego couple. This is largely due to the fact that during the morning of this Monday the deal between San Diego and the stellar Dominican shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. became official.
Almost a week ago, it was announced that the torpedo boat had signed a contract that binds him for the next 14 years with a club that looks more powerful than ever, after the additions of several elite players.
But according to a report by Bob NIGHTENGALE of USA Today, before agreeing for these 14 years the entourage of the “Friars”, led by General Manager AJ Preller, who traveled to the Dominican Republic to negotiate the extension with Tatis Jr., he had first offered her a contract for 12 years, however the young Quisqueian was cunning and devised a plan to convince his current team so that two more years might be added to it.
“Why not my whole career? Tatis Jr. responded to the proposal launched by Preller, who did not think twice and acceded to the desire of the torpedo boat born in Sant Pere de Macorís.
After his signing, “The Boy” will play for the West Coast until he is 35, by then he will be another veteran in the best baseball in the world.