April 20, 200917 yr Season stats thru 2 weeks. Dunn:- AVG- .323, HR- 3, RBI 11, BB-17, K's- 9, Runs-7, OBP- .549 Griffey Jr.:- AVG- .206, HR- 2, RBI 2, BB- 8, K's- 6, Runs-5, OBP, .357
April 20, 200917 yr Dunn's numbers would look really good in the Reds lineup right now. Nats are batting him 4th also. What a novel idea.
April 20, 200917 yr Author Nats are batting him 4th also. What a novel idea. Where do you suggest the Nationals hit him?
April 20, 200917 yr Where do you suggest the Nationals hit him? More of a shot at the Reds for not batting him 4th with BP behind him.
April 20, 200917 yr Dunn's numbers would look really good in the Reds lineup right now. It would be pretty interesting to post the numbers of the Reds left field platoon and keep them updated for comparison.
April 20, 200917 yr Author It would be pretty interesting to post the numbers of the Reds left field platoon and keep them updated for comparison. Sounds like you found yourself a job. :clap::clap:
April 20, 200917 yr It would be pretty interesting to post the numbers of the Reds left field platoon and keep them updated for comparison. Dunn is also playing 1st base for the Nats.
April 20, 200917 yr Dunn is also playing 1st base for the Nats. Yeah, but he would have been playing left for the Reds. I just thought it would be interesting to see what the players that replaced him produce.
April 20, 200917 yr Sounds like you found yourself a job. :clap::clap: Lol, okay I'll see what I can come up with.
April 21, 200917 yr It would be pretty interesting to post the numbers of the Reds left field platoon and keep them updated for comparison. Wouldn't be a fair comparison. Yeah Dunn is going to put better numbers up than them. No doubt about that. However I think people would just assume that would mean the Reds would be do better to. IMO I would not be so sure about that. The Reds without Dunn are going to play a lot different in terms of strategy and things, than they would with Dunn. Reds might score some runs they wouldn't if Dunn was here, because they would be waiting for the homerun ball. The reds also will save some runs in the field as well now. I mean there is going to be some plays by the guys in left that would look routine, but if Dunn was still there it could have been a double. I just think it would be very misleading to compare stats. As I said Dunn definitely will have better offensive stats. Which would lead people to think the Reds would just add on to the wins that they would get this year. However everything would be different if he was here, and well the Reds might not have won as many games with him, as they would without him.
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