SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) -- Baltimore Orioles shortstop Miguel Tejada said Thursday he's unhappy with the team's direction and wants to be traded.
"I've been with the Orioles for two years and things haven't gone in the direction that we were expecting, so I think the best thing will be a change of scenery," Tejada told The Associated Press during a telephone interview in his native Dominican Republic.
Tejada signed a $72 million, six-year contract with the Orioles before the 2004 season.
Poor Tejada, just like poor Manny Ramierez, it must be soooo difficult to play in front of adoring white crowds for millions of dollars. They should be subject to the same treatment any of us would be if we were whinning about being unhappy with our employer===>escorted to the door with our personal belongings in a box. Go find another paycheck buddy!!
"I've been with the Orioles for two years and things haven't gone in the direction that we were expecting, so I think the best thing will be a change of scenery," Tejada told The Associated Press during a telephone interview in his native Dominican Republic.
Tejada signed a $72 million, six-year contract with the Orioles before the 2004 season.
Poor Tejada, just like poor Manny Ramierez, it must be soooo difficult to play in front of adoring white crowds for millions of dollars. They should be subject to the same treatment any of us would be if we were whinning about being unhappy with our employer===>escorted to the door with our personal belongings in a box. Go find another paycheck buddy!!
