Cristian Guzmán
Baseball player and shortstop, World Series champion
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Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Dominican Republic
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A professional baseball player from the Dominican Republic, played primarily as a shortstop in Major League Baseball (MLB). Debuted in 1999 with the Minnesota Twins and played for several teams during career including the Washington Nationals and Texas Rangers. Achieved significant success with the 2002 Minnesota Twins, contributing to the team's playoff run. Retired after a lengthy career, recognized for defensive skills and consistency in the position.
Won the 2002 American League Central Division with the Minnesota Twins
Participated in multiple MLB seasons
Contributed to the 2004 World Series Championship team with the Boston Red Sox
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