Miguel Tejada could still be an everyday shortstop in 2010. But his options are dwindling.
The primary reason is an obvious one: Only a small number of teams -- Oakland, Washington, St. Louis, Cincinnati and Houston -- are unsettled at the position next year.
In the American League, for example, Oakland is the only team without a player on its roster who started 100-plus games at shortstop this year.
Meanwhile, the Cardinals, Reds and Astros seem committed to younger (read: cheaper) homegrown shortstops.
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