Steve DeShazo of Fredricksburg.com takes a look at the Nats slow burning fire sale, the Nats have quietly turned their roster over and it appears they're not done yet.DeShazo believes the only player who is untouchable is Ryan Zimmerman. In addressing Nick Johnson, DeShazo speculates that Boston and the Mets could be a fit. He also believes that Adam Dunn can be had but the price will have to be right, Dunn is not a rental player he signed a two year deal...First baseman Nick Johnson (one of Bowden's rare shrewd acquisitions) is almost sure to be moved--perhaps to Boston, maybe to the New York Mets. Adam Dunn, Bowden's final major free-agent signee, also can be had for the right price. source Fredricksburg.com
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