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2000 Minnesota Twins : ウィキペディア英語版
2000 Minnesota Twins season

The 2000 Minnesota Twins were the last Twins team with a losing record in eight consecutive years of losing teams. The team finished with a 69-93 record, with weak hitting but slightly better pitching. One would not have suspected that this team, led by Manager Tom Kelly, would reach the postseason only two years later.
==Offseason==

* December 13, 1999: Under the Rule 5 Draft, the Twins send minor leaguer Jared Camp and cash to the Florida Marlins in exchange for future Cy Young Award winner Johan Santana.〔(Johan Santana Statistics - Baseball-Reference.com )〕
*January 4: Signed catcher Marcus Jensen as a free agent. Jensen was granted free agency on October 2.
*January 27: Signed Butch Huskey as a free agent. On July 15, the team traded Huskey to the Colorado Rockies for Todd Sears and cash.

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