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'He goes, we go': With their backs against the wall, Padres look to Fernando Tatis Jr.
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If they're going to mount an NLDS comeback, the Pads will need to mirror the perseverance of their biggest star.
If they're going to mount an NLDS comeback, the Pads will need to mirror the perseverance of their biggest star.
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