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We could include all the losing years with the Orioles and Houston but perhaps that might be overdoing it. After all, some of the teams were pretty bad. Let start with 2007 and Orioles had just lost Miguel Tejada to an injured wrist. Guess who suddenly started playing real well.
2007:
w/Tejada 52-81 (.391)
without (injured wrist) 17-12 (.586)
2010:
Orioles w/Tejada 30-67 (.309)
without 36-29 (.554)
without 62-41 (.602)
Padres w/Tejada 28-31 (.474)
2011:
Giants w/Tejada 0-2.
There's a certain point where the evidence becomes overwhelming and sample size is no longer small. In short, Miguel Tejada turns winners into loser and his absence turns losers into winners.
2007:
w/Tejada 52-81 (.391)
without (injured wrist) 17-12 (.586)
2010:
Orioles w/Tejada 30-67 (.309)
without 36-29 (.554)
without 62-41 (.602)
Padres w/Tejada 28-31 (.474)
2011:
Giants w/Tejada 0-2.
There's a certain point where the evidence becomes overwhelming and sample size is no longer small. In short, Miguel Tejada turns winners into loser and his absence turns losers into winners.
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