San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. looks on as security guards chase a young fan running on the field during the eighth inning of a game against the San Francisco Giants at Petco Park. When an adult runs onto the field at an MLB game, it's common for the crowd to cheer after security has wrangled down the trespasser.

Padres security didn’t treat this youngster like a minor. An overzealous San Diego fan learned a hard lesson Tuesday night when security tackled him to the ground at Petco Park after he ran onto the field in the eighth inning of the 5-1 win over the Giants, drawing boos from the crowd.

Some of their hitters, like Xander Bogaerts, are hitting great of late, but others are struggling to hit the long ball. Fernando Tatis Jr. is one of those hitters, as he's gone nearly a month since hitting a home run.

The Padres beat the Giants, 5-1, at home on Tuesday night and one young fan will never forget his experience at Petco Park, but for all the wrong reasons.

Left-handed starting pitcher Robby Snelling, dealt to the Marlins, is having a fine bounce-back season. The 2022 first-round draftee has posted a 1.34 ERA with sharp secondary stats in six Triple-A starts. He’s 21.

Verdicci's point is clear: the Padres' lack of power will make their World Series odds not great, even if they play well, based on recent history. He revealed the statistics to show why the Padres and the Brewers need to have more power to win it all.

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