With two hits and a stolen base, Fernando Tatis Jr. wraps up eventful series in Texas as Padres complete sweep

(1:16)Any concerns that the backlash over his breaking another of baseball's trivial, unwritten rules might negatively affect Fernando Tatis Jr. were dispelled in less than 24 hours, as the San Diego Padres' young phenom collected two sharp singles and a stolen base in his team's 6-4 victory over the Texas Rangers on Tuesday.In his first three at-bats since he angered the opposing team by hitting a grand slam on a 3-0 pitch with his team up by seven runs in the eighth inning, Tatis hit three balls that traveled at least 105 mph -- two resulting in base hits and another ending in a lineout. I just thought it went past the line."Padres manager Jayce Tingler didn't openly defend Tatis' decision after Monday's game but took exception to the notion that he didn't have his best player's back."It's hard to look at that perception because being in the clubhouse, in the dugout, I feel like we're a very tight unit," said Tingler, who is in his first year as a major league manager.