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The Minnesota Twins traded David Ortiz to the Boston Red Sox in January 2003. The Twins sent Ortiz, who was struggling to find consistent playing time, in exchange for minor league pitcher Juan Cruz. The move was largely motivated by the Twins' desire to clear roster space and the belief that Ortiz's potential could be better realized elsewhere. Ortiz would go on to have a Hall of Fame career with the Red Sox, becoming one of the most iconic players in MLB history.

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