Fernando Tatis Jr. is taking legal action to try to void the future earnings contract he agreed to as a minor leaguer while in his native Dominican Republic in 2017.. The now-26-year-old San Diego ...

The San Diego Padres outfielder, Fernando Tatis Jr., has stirred up quite the controversy by filing a lawsuit against Big League Advance Fund and Big League Advantage, LLC (BLA). This company ...

Under a 2017 agreement, Big League Advantage is entitled to 10% of Fernando Tatis Jr.’s career earnings — an amount he says could total 1,700% of the $2 million advance he received. A Big League ...

Tatis, now 26, signed a $340 million contract with the Padres in 2021. Yet under his earlier, teenage contract, some $34 million of his career earnings will go to Big League Advance.

San Diego Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. has filed a lawsuit against Big League Advance (BLA), a company that offers players an upfront payment in exchange for a percentage of their future MLB ...

San Diego Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. will be in the lineup for the series opener against the Kansas City Royals Friday. Read more: Padres’ Fernando Tatis Has 3-Word Response to Dodgers Hit ...

San Diego Padres manager Mike Shildt, center, yells toward the Dodgers’ dugout after Fernando Tatis Jr., lower right, was hit by a pitch during the ninth inning on Thursday, June 19, 2025, in ...

Fernando Tatis Jr. broke open a close game Saturday with a three-run homer and the San Diego Padres evened their weekend series vs. the visiting Kansas City Royals, earning a 5-1 win.

Fernando Tatis Jr. opened his arms as he trotted up the first base line in the seventh inning Saturday and raised them toward the heavens. It had been a long time since he’d homered.

San Diego Padres outfielder Fernando Tatis Jr. filed a legal complaint Monday against Big League Advance Fund and Big League Advantage, LLC (BLA), a company that offers players upfront payments in ...

Fernando Tatis Jr. is suing Big League Advance in an attempt to void the future earnings contract he signed as a 17-year-old minor leaguer that could cost him about $34 million.