Miguel Tejada News

Does this mean the end of the irritating and nonsensical "Golden State"? Don't get excited, pal.

In June 2000, when he was still part of a franchise renaissance, Chavez became the first player in Oakland A's history to hit for the cycle at the Coliseum.

At another time in interleague lore, the Giants and A's had marquee names throughout their rosters, making for a lively debate over which team and which players were better.

The last time the Giants acquired a decaying veteran named Orlando, there were tears.

The Rangers have had more plate appearances than any team. That means that, statistically, if you turn on your TV chances are you'll see a Rangers game regardless of where you live.

San Francisco Giants pitcher Guillermo Mota is staring at a long lay-off from work after Major League Baseball handed him a 100-game suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy.

It gets clearer and more undeniable every day, every game, and every time another celebrated member of that landmark Giants team starts to fade away.

The recent news that Freddy Sanchez is playing in expedition games... at third base no less... has put the 2B position for your San Francisco Giants into high comedy or high alert, depending on whether you want to laugh or rage.

According to a report by MASNsports.com's Roch Kubatko, Miguel Tejada has passed his physical and will officially sign a Minor League contract with the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday.

Former All-Star shortstop Miguel Tejada is expected to report to Sarasota on Monday as part of a tryout for the Baltimore Orioles, according to media reports.

Miguel Tejada, the 37-year-old former Giants and A's infielder, is reportedly close to signing a minor-league contract with the Baltimore Orioles.

Tejada is slated to report to the Orioles spring training facility in Sarasota on Monday and work out with the organization's extended spring training team, a club source confirmed.

Brandon Belt had a crummy game Tuesday night , but he was penciled into the starting lineup Wednesday, in the six-hole. Seemed like a lousy time for me to present the Free Belt argument to Brian Sabean.

It had been eight years, nine months and some change -- 3,201 days, to be exact -- since Jerome Williams threw a major league shutout, but the Angels right-hander recalled details about that game like it was last week.