Nats' Dunn misses out on history

ATLANTA | The most consistent slugger in baseball came up two home runs short of his usual benchmark. For the first time in six seasons, Adam Dunn did not reach the 40-homer mark. The Washington Nationals first baseman hit his 38th on Sept. 23 but went cold after that and wasn't even in the starting lineup for Sunday's season finale. Dunn had told interim manager Jim Riggleman he wanted the day off to allow younger teammates a chance to play. He did wind up pinch hitting in the seventh inning and roped a run-scoring single to right off Atlanta Braves ... Email </a