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San Diego Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. has signed with Bad Bunny’s Rimas Sports, which will manage his branding, marketing, and business opportunities. While Dan Lozano’s MVP Sports Group will continue handling his baseball representation, Rimas aims to expand Tatis’ global image through strategic partnerships.
Tatis, who signed a 14-year, $340M extension with the Padres in 2021, previously lost his Adidas deal after a PED suspension in 2022. However, he showcased his elite talent during the 2024 postseason, hitting four home runs in seven games. Confident in his abilities, Tatis stated he feels like he’s “second to no one” when fully focused and healthy.
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