SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- What did Miguel Tejada miss most during hisseven years away from the Bay Area? "The playoffs," he replied, without hesitation. If the former A's shortstop and 2002 AL MVP proves himself justas punchy in the batter's box and just as quick on the double-playpivot, the Giants will have themselves one heckof a leader on their infield. True to his reputation as anenergetic, tireless worker, Tejada delayed his first interview atScottsdale Stadium on Friday so he could hit in the indoor cage. Healso began a nurturing relationship with shortstop prospect EhireAdrianza. It's a daunting task, being the only major addition to a teamcoming off a World Series victory. But Tejada, who finished lastseason with the San Diego Padres, said he'll have chill bumps whenhis