Adam Dunn

It seems that most Yankees fans want the guy, but with good reason, many people feel it's unlikely the Yankees will land Adam Dunn. He doesn't want to DH, plus the Nats are going to ask for an king's ransom in return for the slugger. Here's another reason (via Andrew Marchand ) why people don't think a Dunn-to-New York would work out so well: "He's not a New York kind of guy," the executive [who worked with Dunn] said. Dunn, the executive added, is a "good guy," but "lazy." "He is one of...Read Full Story

I was this close to going with the puntastic and obvious Adam “Done” title for this post but he’s playing so bad, that cracking wise seemed inappropriate. Instead I’ll talk straight and keep it real. Adam Dunn, as a major league player, is garbage. The only thing more befuddling to me than his crappy play, [...] View and VoteRead Full Story

1999 Topps Traded Rookie Of Adam Dunn, Reds Nationals Young Power Hitter and All Star Home run hitter This Item Is like new as came from a Small Boxed Set Issued by Topps Might Be a Gradable Item Dunn,Reds, Rookie, Collectible Sharp Corners, No CreasesRead Full Story

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The Cincinnati Reds' Adam Dunn was traded to the Arizona Diamondbacks for minor league pitcher Dallas Buck and two players to be named later. Dunn was claimed off waivers, and a trade was worked out. Adam Dunn will be a free agent after this season. The Diamondbacks were in desperate need of a bat. Eric Byrnes and Orlando Hudson are both done for the season. The are also without right fielderRead Full Story

Ok, the title of this might be a tad bit extreme.  However, it is not far enough.  For about the 50th time this season, Adam Dunn has done nothing to help the White Sox win a game.  His three strikeouts tonight add to his league total, and the Sox continue to stay stuck a couple games below .500.  If Paul Konerko was healthy enough to play first base, this wouldn’t be an issue.  However, Dunn is needed to play first base. Instead of Dunn, I want Brent Lillibridge to play first.  Lillibridge...Read Full Story

When thinking about some season-long struggles at the plate, this long-time White Sox lover has an idea. Adam Dunn, with his .036 average against lefties and .157 overall average, feels like retiring if he continues to swing like this. Rios, now bordering the Mendoza line after lifting his average recently to .220, looks baffled. What to do? It makes no sense to just sit them. Batting practice and pinch hitting won't get these guys better. Nobody wants their contracts on the books, so they...Read Full Story

( http://www.balltribe.com ) — Stephen Colbert usually reserves his own unique brand of venom for politicians, but, on occasion he’ll take it to some pro athletes as well in his “Sports Report”– pronounced Spor Repor. Last night, Adam Dunn and Craig Counsell were in the crosshairs for their pathetic performances this season. His argument was that the national pastime must be protected and Dunn and Counsell must be taking “performance diminishing drugs”. 4 hoursRead Full Story

Another update from Rosenthal : Other sources, however, say the #Yankees are indeed out on Dunn. See, if Twitter allowed you to use more than 140 characters, he could have posted this all at once and this post wouldn't have needed to be written.... (original post) Just when we were all ready to move on and look at some "Dunn-ish" targets , Ken Rosenthal tweets this: Rival exec still believes Yankees are in heavy on Dunn. Their "we're out" message was directed at Nationals: Quit messing around...Read Full Story

( http://www.balltribe.com ) — The other day Brett Ballantini of CSNChicago.com reported that Ozzie Guillen was going to sit down with Adam Dunn sometime soon and discuss a reduced role for the big guy down the stretch.  It seems now that the conversation has been had. 57 minutesRead Full Story