The market for infielders has dried up, which leaves Miguel Tejada looking for a home. The Cardinals, Phillies and Giants were believed to be possible destinations at the start of the offseason, but they all either re-signed their incumbent third baseman or spent most of their budget already. If St. Louis, who just gave Matt Holliday a seven-year, $120 million, can't find money for Tejada, Sports Illustrated's Jon Heyman writes that the Rangers and Astros are likely destinations.