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Adam Dunn
Adam Dunn is an outfielder in major league baseball. He's a left fielder for the Cincinnati Reds and wears number 44. He is managed by Jerry Narron.
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If the Washington Nationals are planning on extending the contract of first baseman Adam Dunn, they had better do it soon because it looks as though the period of contractual sanity is over.
Fearing that Dunn was going to become a free agent at the end of the year in 2008, the Cincinnati Reds traded their all-star slugger to Arizona for prospects. And fearing that Dunn would accept arbitration and the team would be stuck with his $15 million...
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The Orioles announced today that they have claimed catcher Craig Tatum off waivers from the Cincinnati Reds. Tatum hit .239 with three home runs and 21 RBIs in 64 games with Triple-A Louisville last season. He also appeared in 26 games for Cincinnati
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While Scott Rolen is still in the "honeymoon" stage with the Reds, I will be evaluating him on a 40-game season.
His hitting is better than average, which should be expected for a .284 lifetime hitter. He didn't exhibit the power that I was so hopeful he would. Three home runs in a quarter of the season make it elementary enough to do the math; 12 home runs would not cut it for a corner infielder. He had a decent OBP as well at .364.
With the...
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- The Machine by Joe Posnanski (shawns.blogspot.com)
1. Todd Frazier, of/2b/3b
2. Yonder Alonso, 1b
3. Mike Leake, rhp
4. Chris Heisey, of
5. Juan Francisco, 3b
6. Yorman Rodriguez, of
7. Travis Wood, lhp
8. Matt Maloney, lhp
9. Brad Boxberger, rhp
10. Zack Cozart, ss
I look at that prospect list, and I say that Joey Votto is getting shipped out for pitching.
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Wow. Just as I thought the Reds had given up on any hope they had for Ramon Hernandez, he slides in the back door. Cincinnati just signed him to a one-year contract (with options) for $3,000,00.
The Reds had declined his $8,000,000 option earlier, and many, including myself, were not sad to see him depart. Ryan Hanigan can play the position for one-eighth of the price or less, and just as well I might add. I had big plans for that money!
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