Astros may elect to give Tejada day off
Published 5/7/2008 by Alyson Footer at Major League Baseball News
Miguel Tejada doesn't want a day off, but he's going to get one. Sooner or later. Tejada is the only player who has played in all 33 games this year, and manager Cecil Cooper knows he needs to give his shortstop a breather at some point.
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