San Diego Padress Star Fernando Tattis Jr. on Monday filed a case against the Big League Advanced (BLA), attempted to zero a contract, which he signed as a teenage minor-value, stating that he owes the company to share his future earnings.
According to the suit, the San Diego County Superior Court filed, 26 -year -old Tattis signed a deal as a 17 -year -old player with BLA in 2017, which paid him $ 2 million in exchange for 10 percent of future income. According to the contract with the BLA, Tatis paid $ 34 million to the company after signing a deal of 14 years in February 2021, $ 340 million.
According to a press release from Tatis’s legal team, the two-time all-star is “blazing the BLA for exploitative, hunter business practices, which push illegal loans illegally on young, weak athletes-from Latin American countries.”
After the year of signing the deal with the BLA, Tatis baseball had the top 10 possibilities and started with San Diego in 2019.
In an 2018 interview with athletic, Tatis said, “I am not afraid. I’m not going to spend the money stupid. You have become smart with your decisions, which you are going to do.”
Now Tatis is aiming to protect young players from “hunter lenders”.
Tatis said in a press release, “I am chasing my dream not only for myself but also for everyone and hope to provide a better life for my family.” “I want to help protect young players who still do not know how to protect themselves from these hunters and illegal financial schemes – children should be focused on their passion for baseball, not shady trade deals.”
Tatis entered the game on Monday against the visit of Washington National on Monday. 268 14 domestic runs and 34 with RBI in 75 sports. In six sessions with padress spread over 591 games, Tatis is a .278 hitter with 141 domestic runs and 365 RBI with 107 stolen hideouts.
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