Fernando Tatis Jr. wears Stephen Curry’s custom sneaker cleats

The Padres dropped the game 2-3 to the Giants, but Tatis Jr. managed to bring in a run during his four plate appearances. Still, he once again had the best footwear on the diamond and it’s only a taste of what we could see in the future. Since his partnership with Adidas ended in 2022, Tatis Jr. has been free to wear any brand he wants to promote and clearly he’s been favoring the actual sneakers stocked in his collection.

America’s pastime will always be rooted in tradition and history, but each year we get to see a new wave of talent hit the field and evolve the game. San Diego Padres’ Fernando Tatis Jr. has been at the head of this new generation of players with his unique physical tools, athleticism, and flair for the game. He’s also turning into a bit of a style icon in the baseball world with his decked-out gear and constant rotation of fresh sneakers-turned-cleats.

However, Tatis Jr. takes things a step further a goes out of his way to have his favorite sneakers turned into cleats. Last season, Tatis Jr. boasted one of the craziest rotations of Air Jordan 1 sneaker-cleats we’ve ever seen, diving into the Travis Scott collection and even having custom pairs made. At one point, he wore a $2,000 pair of custom Dior Jordan 1 cleats in a game.

There have been rumors swirling of Fernando Tatis Jr. possibly signing with Jordan Brand in the future due to his favoritism towards their sneakers for cleats, but clearly he’s still having fun being a free agent an expanding his roster to Under Armour silhouettes as well. Could we see a LeBron cleat next time he’s playing in L.A.? Perhaps an upcoming Kobe-inspired cleat?

Make sure to keep it locked with our Sneakers news to follow Fernando Tatis Jr.’s cleat rotation throughout the year!