Not the same.

 

Cunningham alluded to Dunn doing something HE DID NOT DO.

Cunningham is being bashed for something HE DID DO.

 

Big difference.

 

 

How do you know Dunn didn't do it? I obviously think it was said in jest, but there is no way to prove it one way or the other.

Do you ever listen to Cunningham?

How do you know Dunn didn't do it? I don't believe that he did, but you can't know for sure.

Thank you for making the point that Cunningham was over the line. Now you have people give credence to the argument that maybe he was drunk while on the field.

 

There are radio personalities that seem it is their goal in life to run Dunn out of town and they will stop at nothing to accomplish that.

 

I feel for the guy as he is ridiculed for his play EVERY SINGLE NIGHT in this town and yet he puts up pffensive #'s that this town has not seen since the 70's. If I was him, NO WAY I sign a contract with the Reds and let them wallow in their medicority for the next 10 years.

Thank you for making the point that Cunningham was over the line. Now you have people give credence to the argument that maybe he was drunk while on the field.

 

There are radio personalities that seem it is their goal in life to run Dunn out of town and they will stop at nothing to accomplish that.

 

I feel for the guy as he is ridiculed for his play EVERY SINGLE NIGHT in this town and yet he puts up pffensive #'s that this town has not seen since the 70's. If I was him, NO WAY I sign a contract with the Reds and let them wallow in their medicority for the next 10 years.

 

 

So is Griffey....

 

David Wells was drunk on the field....How'd that game turn out?

Do you ever listen to Cunningham?

I listened to him religiously for about 10 years. When my children began to grow and he moved to the afternoon, I couldn't turn him on with my kids in the car with the sex talk and innuendo he constantly had. So, no, now I don't.

So you have though. When he says there are thousands of people on hold to talk to him, in a show full of bravado and exaggerration and exaggeration. Did you believe that too?

So you have though. When he says there are thousands of people on hold to talk to him, in a show full of bravado and exaggerration and exaggeration. Did you believe that too?

I didn't believe him on these comments.

 

If he came on the air and made comments about you being drunk on your job site would you be offended? I think Dunn has every right to be offended by the comments.

 

So, just because Willie (has great chicken wings and remember it was MY suggestion that our BGP luncheon was at Willie's) has a reputation for outlandish he gets a free pass on things he says?

I say let Dunn and Cunningham settle it the "country way" in the clubhouse behind closed doors. When Dunn lifts him off of his feet by the neck, the comments will cease.

 

Spindoc, my man. :thumb: :thumb:

If there is no real controversy then Cunningham will do this sort of thing just to stir the waters. He has an ego bigger than most of the players on the team. I am not a fan of Bill Cunningham, but I do listen to him occasionally which is why he still has a job. I do, however, think he should be reprimanded for these over-the-line comments. With the microphone should come some sense of responsibility.

I think that Bill Cunningham should apologize...to the monkey.

Thank you for making the point that Cunningham was over the line. Now you have people give credence to the argument that maybe he was drunk while on the field.

 

There are radio personalities that seem it is their goal in life to run Dunn out of town and they will stop at nothing to accomplish that.

 

I feel for the guy as he is ridiculed for his play EVERY SINGLE NIGHT in this town and yet he puts up pffensive #'s that this town has not seen since the 70's. If I was him, NO WAY I sign a contract with the Reds and let them wallow in their medicority for the next 10 years.

 

 

I 100% agree. Dunn should move on. He gets bashed and bashed and still keeps putting up numbers that any other team would love to have. Dunner is my favorite Red, but I couldn't blame him for moving on.

I think that Bill Cunningham should apologize...to the monkey.

 

While I am a Dunn fan, kudos to you for the above.

I think that Bill Cunningham should apologize...to the monkey.

While I'm not a Dunn fan, kudos to you on the above

While I am a Dunn fan, kudos to you for the above.

 

Thanks. Monkeys have feelings too.

Well, it's officially a national controversy as it was a topic of discussion on "Around The Horn" today. "PTI" might've also said something about it, but I wasn't able to catch the end of the program.