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meeka

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I know that Dunn is a bad average guy, but he is hitting below .150 this spring. Is there an injury issue, or anything to worry about?

 
I'd worry more about him getting traded away from the GAB at the deadline. He's in his walk year.

 
I'd worry more about him getting traded away from the GAB at the deadline. He's in his walk year.
Good point. I was just checking to see if there was an injury I was unaware of. By next week at this time he will be back up to .235 where he belongs.
 
The biggest worry you should have with Adam Dunn is Dusty Baker.
Dusty is tough on bullpens, has been known to abuse starting pitchers on occasion and is sometimes inexplicably loyal to non-productive role players, but I don't see how he's going to hurt Dunn's production. I know Baker talked about aggressiveness during spring training but Dunn still has the bat in his hands when he's up. He'll get his three true outcomes regardless what Dusty says.
 
The biggest worry you should have with Adam Dunn is Dusty Baker.
Dusty is tough on bullpens, has been known to abuse starting pitchers on occasion and is sometimes inexplicably loyal to non-productive role players, but I don't see how he's going to hurt Dunn's production. I know Baker talked about aggressiveness during spring training but Dunn still has the bat in his hands when he's up. He'll get his three true outcomes regardless what Dusty says.
Let's hope. But with Dusty chirping about being more aggressive and "hacking" more so he doesn't "clog up the bases" -- those things could take a toll.
 
Don't worry, he'll back to hitting .250 with 175Ks in no time :lmao:
And because of those two stats, he'll remain one of the most underrated players in the majors.
Dale Murphy Jr.
You mean the 2-time MVP?
WARP-3 (adjusted for era)Dale Murphy, ages 22-27: 33.3

Adam Dunn, ages 22-27: 36.0

Actually, a decent comparison. Dunn's been a bit better due to consistency, but Murphy had two better years than Dunn in there.

And yes, WARP is a flawed system. Better than a lot of those out there, and it includes Dunn's terrible fielding, which needs to be accounted for.

 
Dunn's historically bad against Dave Bush, 3/15, 7 K, 3 BB, 0 HR, 1 2B, 1 SB. Don't expect a great outing from him that night.

 

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