The Shortstop from the Dominican Republic would go to the All-Star Game in his first three seasons in Maryland, and he was also a Silver Slugger in the first two. Tejada’s 2004 year would see him tie his career-best 34 Home Runs, but this year he would lead the AL in RBIs, with a personal best of 150. He had two more 20 HR years, and he would be traded to Houston after the 2007 season.
Tejada came back as a Free Agent in 2010, but this run only lasted a few months as he was dealt to San Diego during the season.
As an Oriole, Tejada would have 876 Hits, 109 Home Runs, with a Batting Average of .305.
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