Fernando Tatis Jr. has emerged as a standout player in the MLB postseason, powering the San Diego Padres with four home runs in five games, helping them secure a 2-1 lead against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Division Series. Tatis' performance has been historically significant, as he joins Lou Gehrig as the only player to hit 4+ home runs without striking out in a five-game postseason span. The Padres' Game 3 victory was marked by a dramatic second inning, powered by Tatis' two-run homer, which followed controversial moments and errors by the Dodgers. The Padres are now favorites in the betting market to win the World Series, with Tatis himself favored for the MVP title. Both teams will face off again in a potential NLDS decider, with San Diego looking to capitalize on their home-field advantage.