Fernando Tatis Jr.’s 80-game suspension for failing a PED drug test rocked the baseball world over the weekend. Now, his father is speaking up about the situation, calling his son’s suspension “a catastrophe'
“This is a catastrophe what has taken place, not just for Jr., but for all of baseball. There are millions of fans who are gonna stop watching baseball now,” Tatis Sr. said. “It’s a total disappointment for Dominican fans, fans throughout the world, for something so insignificant that wasn’t worth it. It’s a topical. What came out positive in Jr.
Clostebol is a synthetic anabolic-androgenic steroid, commonly known as an anabolic steroid, that mimics the male sex hormone testosterone. It’s the same substance that Freddy Galvis and Dee Strange-Gordon were suspended for in 2012 and ’16, respectively. Tatis Jr.’s failed drug test came as he was rehabbing from a left wrist injury that was believed to have occurred during an offseason motorcycle accident.
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