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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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It has now been 14 years since the Cincinnati Reds and their fans last felt the excitement of postseason baseball. A final record of 78-84 made 2009 the ninth consecutive losing season for the Reds. The season started fairly well before injuries and a lack of consistent hitting began to take their toll.
Here is a quick look at the 2009 season. I will follow up with more in-depth player reviews as the offseason rolls on.
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Takes one to know one. Nah-nah.
Now, little to be known at the time, but the market completely crashed in the offseason and Dunn, despite our fears of getting between a 5Y/$75M and 6Y/$90M contract, ended up at two years and just $20 million. That short of contract effectively eliminated concerns about his decline phase. He was just 29 this year so a contract running his age 29 and 30 seasons seems like pure gold. It’s like getting the first...
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From baseballthinkfactory.org
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On the one hand, Adam Dunn looks at the Washington Nationals' just-completed season and has a hard time finding any silver lining. "It was terrible. It was horrible," the first baseman said. "You lose 100 freaking games, you obviously didn't do very good." On the other hand, Dunn looks at a Nationals roster that produced a 59-103 record and sees little need to make anything more than a couple of calculated changes this winter to produce a far...
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From washingtontimes.com
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From search.live.com
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Should the Washington Nationals try to sign Adam Dunn to a multiyear contract during the offseason?
Dunn, who signed a two-year, $20 million deal last February, was willing to sign a longer contract, but someone—maybe owner Ted Lerner, perhaps team president Stan Kasten—said no.
Bill Ladson, beat writer for nationals.com, wrote this week that if given the chance he would trade Dunn for prospects.
General Manager Mike Rizzo will no doubt...
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