San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. makes a leaping catch to prevent San Francisco’s Rafael Devers from hitting a three-run home run in the first inning Thursday night. With Devers sending a fly ball toward right-center at Petco Park, Tatis tracks the ball and leaps with his glove extended high above the short wall to complete the grab. After being robbed of the homer, Devers still contributes offensively by hitting a sacrifice fly, which allows a run to score despite the defensive stop. The play highlights Tatis’s home run-robbing ability, with the catch noted as another example of his ability to track long fly balls and make difficult defensive plays at the wall. The report describes the catch as spectacular, emphasizing both the ball’s trajectory and the timing of Tatis’s leap as he secures the ball before it can clear the fence area.