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Who said anything about the Nationals? Would Vladimir Guerrero make sense in DC? Not really... (AP Photo/Chris Carlson) MASNSports.com's Phil Wood took Phil Taylor of the Chicago Tribune to task over the weekend about the possible destination Mr. Full Article at Federal Baseball
Ryan Garko may be the platoon player with Murphy that the Mets are lookin for. He hit lefties to a .308/.391/.479 line. Talk about a poor usage of payroll: That's $45.5 million spent on mediocre players, well done! Full Article at Sports Blogs
The Giants obviously watched only one game last year. Bay seems like more of a fit. The Sox have been rumored to have offered something in the neighborhood of 4 yrs/60M. Maybe the Giants can come it at 5 yrs/75M. Full Article at Sports Blogs
Hope got in my eyes Can you imagine how grossly unfair that would be? Hope got in my eyes Do they have what it takes to get him after what the dealt for Lee? Seems like they’d have to give up their entire 2009 draft class to get him as well as JA Happ. Full Article at Sports Blogs
Is Mike Morse being considered for any Major League role in 2010? He was as impressive as any player on the team. -- Joel G, Lynchburg, Va. I see him being one of the backups at first base or in the outfield next year. Full Article at MLB.com
Nothing says "legitimate Major League franchise" quite like misspelled jerseys, does it? This from Yahoo! Sports: "Apr 18 - OF Adam Dunn and 3B Ryan Zimmerman played the first 3 1/2 innings of Friday night's game with incorrect jerseys, with the word " Full Article at Sports Blogs
CF who can’t hit nor get on base? Gee, I sure wish the Reds had one of those lying around somewhere. If the excuse is that they couldn’t afford him or weren’t interested, either is scary. Full Article at Sports Blogs
So do the White Sox now shop for a second baseman? A little bit of a surprise to me. It seems to be a good deal for the Royals, though. They get two good young players. The Royals acquire more obp disasters? No way!!! Alright! I love trades. Full Article at Sports Blogs
I thought you knew that algebra was all razzamatazz. A Globetrotter always saves the good algebra for the final minutes. I too, salute the Yankees! What a great way to start my Thursday. Great job, RG! Full Article at Sports Blogs
25. Dan Haren (Aaron Murray) Haren has really cemented his position as an elite starter over the past two seasons. Full Article at Sports Blogs
I am happy if the Yankees sign Damon because that means they are probably going to be out of the mix for Hollday and Bay. I still do not get why the Mets want Holliday not Bay. Bay is cheaper and its for more power. Full Article at Sports Blogs
We can just skip the whole background section, right? To many, Lopez's improvement as a hitter is a sign of things to come. To others, Lopez is a decent but by no means extraordinary bat that is approaching a plateau. Full Article at Sports Blogs
It was a towering, 400-foot home run in the summer of 2001 that, appropriately, introduced Adam Dunn to much of the baseball world. Full Article at Minor League Baseball News
For what it’s worth, in his start earlier in the WS, Pedro gave up 3 ER in 6 innings, while Petttttitttttte gave up 4 in 6 innings. So this matchup might be decently even. Let me write out a formal proof for you. Full Article at Sports Blogs
It’s hard to be too upset about Gaston if he has an OPS over .900 in the AFL. Yeah, the Ks and batting average aren’t where you want them, but the power and OBP seems to be there. Full Article at Sports Blogs
Love Big Papi but we all know that this is his last year in a Red Sox uniform. Hopefully he can come through with around a .260 average 30 home runs and 100 rbis that would be a solid year from him. Here come more unrealistic talks about Adrian Gon. Full Article at Sports Blogs
Could the Dodgers look to Vazquez if he is available? Obviously Lowe would be out of the question, but what about Vasquez, the Dodgers could use him and the Braves could trade him???? I think Wren first looks to trade Lowe's contract. Full Article at Sports Blogs
Jonny Gomes quickly became a Cincinnati fan favorite in 2009. The guy has a winning personality and a big swing that results in frequent home runs. He also strikes out a good bit and plays mediocre defense. Full Article at Sports Blogs
Oooh, this looks like the Braves shopping list. I'd like to see the Braves trade for Scott or Murton as a lower cost alternative to Holliday. Good luck moving Eric Byrnes. Full Article at Sports Blogs
then maybe the Phillies can put off the loss until next game. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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NEW YORK - JUNE 18: Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals slides into second base with a double and drives in a run against the New York Yankees during their game on June 18, 2009 at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York City.
View Photo »WASHINGTON - JUNE 04: Randy Johnson #51 of the San Francisco Giants pitches to Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park on June 4, 2009 in Washington, DC. Johnson is vying for his 300th career victory.
View Photo »Washington Nationals' Ryan Zimmerman (11) greets Adam Dunn, center, at the plate after he scored on Dunn's fourth-inning home run in a baseball game at Citi Field in New York, Wednesday, May 27, 2009. Mets catcher Ramon Castro is at right.
View Photo »Washington Nationals' Adam Dunn, left, talks with Nick Johnson after striking out with two men in scoring position to end the seventh inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates in a baseball game Monday, May 18, 2009, in Washington.
View Photo »Washington Nationals' Adam Dunn, right, questions a call after striking out against the Philadelphia Phillies during the fifth inning of the second game of their baseball doubleheader on Jackie Robinson Night on Saturday, May 16, 2009, in Washington.
View Photo »PHOENIX - MAY 08: Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals waits to bat on deck during the game against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field on May 8, 2009 in Phoenix, Arizona.
View Photo »Washington Nationals' Adam Dunn (L) is congratulated by third base coach Pat Listach (R) after hitting a 3-run home run against the St. Louis Cardinals in the fifth inning of their National League baseball game in Washington, May 2, 2009.
View Photo »Washington Nationals' Adam Dunn (C) rounds the bases after hitting a 3-run home run against St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Joel Pineiro (L) during the fifth inning of their National League baseball game in Washington, May 2, 2009.
View Photo »WASHINGTON - APRIL 16: Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals reacts to a called third strike during the game against the Philadelphia Phillies at Nationals Park on April 16, 2009 in Washington, DC.
View Photo »WASHINGTON - APRIL 13: Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals is introduced before the home opener against the Philadelphia Phillies at Nationals Park on April 13, 2009 in Washington, DC.
View Photo »ATLANTA - APRIL 12: Outfielder Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals cools down after batting practice against the Atlanta Braves April 12, 2009 at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.
View Photo »ATLANTA - APRIL 12: Outfielder Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals strikes out against the Atlanta Braves April 12, 2009 at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.
View Photo »ATLANTA - APRIL 12: Outfielder Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals seeks pours water on his head during the game against the Atlanta Braves April 12, 2009 at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.
View Photo »ATLANTA - APRIL 12: Outfielder Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals strikes out against the Atlanta Braves April 12, 2009 at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia.
View Photo »United States' Adam Dunn, left, and Ryan Braun sit on the bench during a 5-3 loss to Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic group C final in Toronto on Wednesday, March 11, 2009.
View Photo »Team USA runner Adam Dunn (L) is out at second as Team Canada second baseman Peter Orr throws to first base during the second inning of their World Baseball Classic (WBC) game in Toronto, March 7, 2009.
View Photo »Team USA batter Adam Dunn (R) celebrates his two-run home against Team Canada with teammate Brian McCann during the eighth inning of their World Baseball Classic (WBC) game in Toronto, March 7, 2009.
View Photo »Team USA batter Adam Dunn (R) celebrates his two-run home run in front of Team Canada catcher Russell Martin during the eighth inning of their World Baseball Classic (WBC) game in Toronto, March 7, 2009.
View Photo »United States' Adam Dunn, left and Chipper Jones, right, flank manger Davey Johnson before their exhibition spring baseball game against the Philadelphia Phillies in Clearwater, Fla. , Thursday, March 5, 2009.
View Photo »DUNEDIN, FL - MARCH 5: Infielder Chipper Jones #10 of Team USA celebrates a home run with teammate Adam Dunn #17 against the Philadelphia Phillies March 5, 2009 at Bright House Field in Dunedin, Florida.
View Photo »VIERA, FL - FEBRUARY 21: Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals poses during photo day at Roger Dean Stadium on February 21, 2009 in Viera, Florida.
View Photo »VIERA, FL - FEBRUARY 21: Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals poses during photo day at Roger Dean Stadium on February 21, 2009 in Viera, Florida.
View Photo »VIERA, FL - FEBRUARY 21: Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals poses during photo day at Roger Dean Stadium on February 21, 2009 in Viera, Florida.
View Photo »VIERA, FL - FEBRUARY 21: Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals poses during photo day at Roger Dean Stadium on February 21, 2009 in Viera, Florida.
View Photo »Washington Nationals' Adam Dunn (44) is greeted at home by Josh Willingham (16) after Dunn hit a solo home run also his career 300th homerun as Atlanta Braves catcher David Ross (8) looks on during the seventh inning of a baseball game, Saturday, July 4, 2009, in Washington.
View Photo »WASHINGTON - JUNE 04: Randy Johnson #51 of the San Francisco Giants pitches to Adam Dunn #44 of the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park on June 4, 2009 in Washington, DC. Johnson is vying for his 300th career victory.
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