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Miguel Tejada was invited to work out for the Baltimore Orioles at their extended spring training camp in Florida.

Coming off their 2010 World Series title, the San Francisco Giants brought back much of the same cast: Aubrey Huff, Cody Ross, Pat Burrell, Aaron Rowand. They brought in 37-year-old Miguel Tejada to play shortstop. This plan didn't quite work out....

Miguel Tejada won an MVP award with the Oakland Athletics. Now a shell of his former self, Tejada is using the media to try to rekindle a reunion with his former team.

Dan Szymborski of Baseball Think Factory writes that since the San Francisco Giants won the 2010 World Series, they have done little to change their club and create an advantage in the NL West. With a number of odd roster moves, the Giants must catch up.

Story | Conversation | February 20, 2012

Led by home runs from Fernando Tatis, Mauro Gomez and Dennis Phipps and triple by Andy Dirks, the Escogido Lions pounded Edinson Volquez and the Cibao Gigantes to clinch a spot in the Dominican League finals. The Leones got off to a 5-0 start in t...

The stakes have risen in the Dominican League's semi-final round-robin tournament between the Aguilas Cibaenas, Escogido Leones, Licey Tigres and Cibao Gigantes. Several veteran major leaguers have entered the fray, led by Miguel Tejada, who hit two ...

Former AL batting champions Bernie Williams and Bill Mueller are among 13 newcomers on baseball's 2012 Hall of Fame ballot, joining top holdovers Barry Larkin, Jack Morris, Lee Smith and Jeff Bagwell.

The man who would be Marlins closer Leo Nunez -- but isn't -- is to blame, of course. But don't let Major League Baseball and the Marlins, who didn't deter the deceit, off the hook.

Former MVP shortstop Miguel Tejada, who was recently released by the San Francisco Giants, said he hopes to keep playing baseball in 2012.

The San Francisco Giants have released outfielder Aaron Rowand and infielder Miguel Tejada, after designating both veterans for assignment last week.

Baseball lesson No. 3,247: The trade deadline rarely is the cure for a team's ailments. Oh, sure, sometimes you find the right Band-Aid. And sometimes you trade for Carlos Beltran or Ubaldo Jimenez and the cut turns into a bleeding wound. Th...

There are several ways for major league general managers to improve their club during a pennant race, with the most obvious being a trade to bolster a team's weakness. At the trade deadline, San Francisco Giants GM Brian Sabean tried to do just t...

Blog | August 31, 2011

With his club falling further out of playoff contention by the day, Giants general manager Brian Sabean started making sweeping changes Wednesday.

Like Diogenes the Cynic, we keep looking for an honest man (or woman) in the world of sports. And we keep coming up empty. The lesson: Obfuscation rules.

Already banged up for the playoff race, the World Series champion Giants received another blow Tuesday night when starting pitcher Jonathan Sanchez left the game with a sprained left ankle.

The World Series champion San Francisco Giants made another trade in their push to return to the playoffs, acquiring veteran infielder Orlando Cabrera from Cleveland on Saturday.