Few hitters, if any, ever go deep off Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw during their career, but Fernando Tatis Jr. seems to make a habit of it. The San Diego Padres outfielder connected on longballs in the bottom of the third and fifth innings off the southpaw - becoming the first player in history to have multiple games with two or more home runs off the longtime Major League veteran. Tatis Jr. first pulled off the feat back on April 23, 2021 - a 6-1 victory.