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Postby supertyphoon » Wed Sep 28, 2011 8:19 pm

Adam Dunn, 2011

122 G
415 AB
36 R
66 H
16 2B
0 3B
11 HR
42 RBI
0 SB
1 CS
75 BB
177 SO

.159 BA
.292 OBP
.277 SLG
.569 OPS

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I guess these kind of numbers are tolerable if you are a defensive wizard at catcher or middle infield, but since Mr. Dunn's position on the team was

Designated [i:1ea2eab042]Hitter[/i:1ea2eab042]

This has to be the all-time worst full season EVER.

His 2011 SOM card will be ugly.
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Postby danielz » Wed Sep 28, 2011 9:53 pm

I'll add some perspective on this great season

Mark Belanger slugged .280 for his career
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Postby mrharryc » Wed Sep 28, 2011 9:54 pm

I'm not a White Sox fan, but find it amusing that their manager is gone after this season, rather than the GM who brought Dunn in on, if my memory serves, a rather stout contract! One might think he would be "DUNN"
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Postby danielz » Wed Sep 28, 2011 9:58 pm

Yes, and Dunn gets a raise next season

2011 12 million
2012 14 million
2013 15 million
2014 15 million
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Postby Treyomo » Wed Sep 28, 2011 10:19 pm

You should get a $0.50M credit if you add him to your 2011 Strat team.
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Postby nels52 » Wed Sep 28, 2011 10:33 pm

Being a White Sox fan who watched nearly all of Dunn's 170+ strikeouts, I can say with confidence that this is the worst season in baseball history....by a lot....

I mean the guys a .250 hitter (or was) so coming into the year I knew very well that his average could fall below .230 or so (not .160!!!) but I figured he'd run into a few pitches and hit some 340 pop-ups that just get over the fence........ 11 homeruns......... WTF!!!!!!

I love the white sox but this guy is complete ****, the only solace I took in him this whole year is saying to my dad "I can't wait to see his strat card"

Between the contracts of Dunn, Rios and Peavy the White Sox have some of the biggest ball+chains in sports right now. A true embodiment of this recession of ours :twisted:
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Postby PotKettleBlack » Thu Sep 29, 2011 9:46 am

Honestly, I pick Dunn for a nice bounce back year next year.
Not a return to his NL glory days, but 25-30 HR.
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Postby supertyphoon » Thu Sep 29, 2011 9:56 am

I have my doubts. This reminds me so much of Dale Murphy in 1988. About the same age, too.
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Postby Valen » Thu Sep 29, 2011 10:21 am

Remember when the White Sox exercised a "diminished skills" clause in the contract of Frank Thomas because he only hit .300 or so? Looks like they had trouble slipping that in to future contracts after abusing it on Thomas.
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Postby Valen » Thu Sep 29, 2011 10:26 am

[quote:3c24765872]Mark Belanger slugged .280 for his career [/quote:3c24765872]
But he played a good and consistent defensive game at short at a time when defense was all a team expected from a shortstop.

[quote:3c24765872]You should get a $0.50M credit if you add him to your 2011 Strat team.[/quote:3c24765872]
:lol: Loved this. Isn't it funny how we evaluate players these days on what kind of strat card they will probably get?

Speaking of what kind of strat card players will get. It will be interesting to see what defensive ratings Michael Young gets next year. He did well everywhere he played but strat is very inconsistent when rating players for positions they did not play every day.
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