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PHILADELPHIA – Miguel Tejada's life has been chronicled closely for over a decade in America and his native Dominican Republic, where he has long been referred to as the “nation's ballplayer.” Yet, Thursday morning was the first time the former American League Most Valuable Player and four-time All-Star admitted his real age to the world. The Astros' new shortstop is actually 33, two years ... [link]

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Miguel Tejada is just full of surprises
Published 4/17/2008 by houroc at SportFiends
... for using steroids and now he admits that he is actually 33 not 31 like he is listed in Astros and MLB records. I doubt that the Astros had all of this in mind when they ...

Miggy’s Memory Suddenly Improves
Published 4/17/2008 by GC at Can't Stop The Bleeding
... , the former AL MVP deserves considerable credit. How many players have managed to go deep after suddenly aging 2 whole years in one day? From the Houston Chronicle’s Jesus De Jesus Ortiz : ...

ESPN’s “E:60″ Ambushes Tejada On Age Question
Published 4/17/2008 by jason at SPORTSbyBROOKS
Miguel Tejada finally told the truth on a troubling matter that could have dire ramifications across the MLB landscape - he’s actually two years older . ...

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Miguel Tejada 33, not 31

Posted 4/17/2008 on Beyond the Box Score: Front Page Posts

If Ed Wade's face didn't turn red about Miguel Tejada's inclusion in the Mitchell Report, it might be crimson now. As it turns out Tejada is actually two years older than the Astros thought, despite his real age being on all of his legal documents. Outside of potentially overpaying for an even older shortstop the Astros don't lose too much. Tejada on the other hand is entering a possible ...