Griffey with a homer today.

 

That was his 7th homer all-time on Mother's Day, that leads active players.

Dunn is really doing well. Good for him. Looked at the box from Monday nights game and noticed that 5 Nats are hitting over.300, and Dukes is at .299. Just goes to show you that all the offense in the world doesn't equate to the most important stat. WINS!

 

They are in the top 3 in BA, but last in ERA.

Dunner hitting .311 with 11 HR's and 28 RBI's.... That would look real good in LF right about now.

Dunner hitting .311 with 11 HR's and 28 RBI's.... That would look real good in LF right about now.

 

I'd say there's about a zero percent chance he'd be anywhere close to that if he were still in Cincy.

I'd say there's about a zero percent chance he'd be anywhere close to that if he were still in Cincy.

 

Why is that, it's not like he has any protection in that lineup. That's just absurd to even say because there is no way to prove that.

Dunner hitting .311 with 11 HR's and 28 RBI's.... That would look real good in LF right about now.

 

We could really been contending with that in LF. Could have had him really cheap too.

We could really been contending with that in LF. Could have had him really cheap too.

 

Been there and done that...lost quite a few games with him.

He didn't care about baseball. Was not a leader.

JP Riccardi, the GM of Toronto exposed him. Nary a team wanted him this offseason. The Nats signed him and they didnt really need him.

I think he was humbled a little...decided to lose some weight finally...why after all of these years. Still one of the worst left-fielders in the game.

Reds have decided to change the culture and it wasnt changing with Dunn around.

Been there and done that...lost quite a few games with him.

He didn't care about baseball. Was not a leader.

JP Riccardi, the GM of Toronto exposed him. Nary a team wanted him this offseason. The Nats signed him and they didnt really need him.

I think he was humbled a little...decided to lose some weight finally...why after all of these years. Still one of the worst left-fielders in the game.

Reds have decided to change the culture and it wasnt changing with Dunn around.

 

You're much better at college basketball.

Been there and done that...lost quite a few games with him.

He didn't care about baseball. Was not a leader.

JP Riccardi, the GM of Toronto exposed him. Nary a team wanted him this offseason. The Nats signed him and they didnt really need him.

I think he was humbled a little...decided to lose some weight finally...why after all of these years. Still one of the worst left-fielders in the game.

Reds have decided to change the culture and it wasnt changing with Dunn around.

 

There are just so many things wrong with this I don't know where to start.

If Dunn doesn't really like baseball, why did he play in WBC when so many utrned down the invites?