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  After annoying Mets brass by showing up to spring training out of shape, Tejada struggled early in the season. He hit .209 with 10 RBI and 23 strikeouts in the first 50 games before being placed on the disabled list with a strained quad. He had already been warned that he was facing a demotion to Triple-A and when he came off the disabled list, he was indeed demoted. He played two months in Triple-A, hitting .288 before he was given one of the call-ups when roster expanded in September.