Brett Garamella

Photo Stories: Caribbean World Series

Dominican Miguel Tejada salutes Aguilas fans while being interviewed for setting the Caribbean Series homerun record after hitting his 12th and 13th in game 1 versus Mexico. Fireworks were shot above the stadium at poignant moments when the Aguilas played. Although he is adored by his fellow Dominicans, Tejada has faced tough times off the field. In addition to FBI investigation for steroid use, one of his older brothers, Freddy, died in a motorcycle accident on January 15, 2008. Upon reaching home plate after his record-breaking homerun, Tejada raised his arms and pointed to the sky. After the game he told reporters that he was pointing to his brother and God, who were giving him support.
Dominican Miguel Tejada salutes Aguilas fans while being interviewed for setting the Caribbean Series homerun record after hitting his 12th and 13th in game 1 versus Mexico. Fireworks were shot above the stadium at poignant moments when the Aguilas played. Although he is adored by his fellow Dominicans, Tejada has faced tough times off the field. In addition to FBI investigation for steroid use, one of his older brothers, Freddy, died in a motorcycle accident on January 15, 2008. Upon reaching home plate after his record-breaking homerun, Tejada raised his arms and pointed to the sky. After the game he told reporters that he was pointing to his brother and God, who were giving him support.