Dunn breaks out of slump in big way versus Twins
MINNEAPOLIS The Minnesota Twins took note of longtime nemesis Paul Konerko's return to the White Sox lineup for Wednesday's series finale.
They probably should have been more concerned with the guy batting ahead of him.
Chicago first baseman Adam Dunn he of the .137 batting average continued to torment the Twins, blasting two homers and driving in five runs as the White...
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Putting Dunn & Keppinger's Pathetic Starts in Context
Slow starts to the season are nothing new for the White Sox.
The Palehose have played sub-.500 baseball each year since 2008 through 35 games (which is where we are at right now), which has resulted in only one playoff appearance in that time frame.
The starts individual players have had tell the story, as since the turn of the century, there have been 21...
Aaron Hicks makes amazing catch, hits 2 homers, gets Gatorade bath and pied (vids)
It turned out to be an amazing day at the ballpark for Minnesota Twins center Fielder Aaron Hicks on Monday night at Target Field as the Twinkies hosted the Chicago White Sox. Mired in an epic slump to start off the season (.152 avg) that saw the young man get bumped down the lineup from [...]The post Aaron Hicks makes amazing catch, hits 2 homers, gets Gatorade bath and pied (vids...
Aaron Hicks Takes Home Run From Adam Dunn
Minnesota Twins center fielder Aaron Hicks makes a leaping catch against Chicago White Sox’s Adam Dunn’s fly to center during the sixth inning Monday, May 13, 2013, in Minneapolis. (Associated Press: Genevieve Ross)
Minnesota Twin’s center fielder Aaron Hicks had a career night in his young rookie season. Before tonight he was only batting .137BA 1HR 13RBI. Those are...
Aaron Hicks Robs Adam Dunn In Spectacular Fashion
Adam Dunn of the Chicago White Sox was positive that he had a home run during the 6th inning of Monday night’s game against the Minnesota Twins. Unfortunately for Adam, Aaron Hicks had other plans and had one of the best home run robbing catches we have seen this year. Check out Aaron perfectly timing his jump for some highway robbery of a deep home run.
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CATCH OF THE YEAR
Aaron Hicks robs Adam Dunn of HR
Aaron Hicks of the Minnesota Twins made a homerun robbing catch today that might go down as one of the best of the year. Adam Dunn of the Chicago White Sox hit an absolute bomb to straight away center. Hicks took off towards the track and made a huge leap against the wall, robbing Dunn of what would have been about a 415 foot homer. Your browser does not support iframes.
Adam Dunn Rediscovering Identity
Truth be told, I don’t know all that much about Chris Cornell. Were I in charge of a massive Chris Cornell museum, I’d constantly be thinking to myself, “I don’t know how this happened.” But I know a few years ago, Cornell went solo and released an album that was a complete departure from his previous music. It sold, but people didn’t really like it that much, and before...
Adam Dunn: The Future Mr. 3000?
There are many hitters in baseball who people would call “all or nothing” type hitters, and one of the first players that come to mind when that statement is made, is Adam Dunn. Dunn is a prime example of one of the baseball intricacies known as the “Three True Outcomes,” which consist of either a walk, strikeout, or home run – basically, plays not involving the defense...
The terrible contract of Adam Dunn
Adam Dunn does not appear on many lists for the worst contracts in baseball. But he should be. I spell it all out in the new issue of Big Leagues Magazine, which is free this issue. Check it out and read a whole bunch of other great stuff while you are there.
Adam Dunn Thinks ‘People Would Be Batting .400′ If Batting Averages Weren’t Posted on Scoreboard, in Media
You could double Adam Dunn‘s batting average this season, and he still wouldn’t come close to hitting .400. That didn’t stop the slugger from sounding off on players attempting to reach that plateau, though.
Dunn, who enters Saturday hitting .128, seems to think that the reporting of batting averages has the potential to impact players mentally.
“I’m telling you, if people...
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