Adam Dunn is on pace for 265 strikeouts this season which would shatter the major league record. How many strikeouts will Dunn end up with?
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Originally posted by GiambiJuice View PostHe's also on pace for 53 homers and 135 walks. What an interesting season it would be if he ends up with all these totals.
Dunn is a perfect example of a good "offensive player". Excellent power and ability to walk, but mediocre batting averages, and strikes out a lot.
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Originally posted by GiambiJuice View PostHe's also on pace for 53 homers and 135 walks. What an interesting season it would be if he ends up with all these totals.Strikeouts are boring! Besides that, they're fascist. Throw some ground balls - it's more democratic.-Crash Davis
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Originally posted by fenrir View PostDunn is a perfect example of a good "offensive player". Excellent power and ability to walk, but mediocre batting averages, and strikes out a lot.Strikeouts are boring! Besides that, they're fascist. Throw some ground balls - it's more democratic.-Crash Davis
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Originally posted by Honus Wagner Rules View PostAnd the type of player that BBF member csh19792001 totally despises!
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More home runs than singles (20 HR minimum) has been accomplished 5 times in MLB history.
Bonds 2001 - 73 HR, 49 singles
McGwire 1998 - 70 HR, 61 singles
McGwire 1999 - 65 HR, 58 singles
McGwire 1995 - 39 HR, 35 singles
McGwire 2001 - 29 HR, 23 singlesMy top 10 players:
1. Babe Ruth
2. Barry Bonds
3. Ty Cobb
4. Ted Williams
5. Willie Mays
6. Alex Rodriguez
7. Hank Aaron
8. Honus Wagner
9. Lou Gehrig
10. Mickey Mantle
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Originally posted by GiambiJuice View PostMore home runs than singles (20 HR minimum) has been accomplished 5 times in MLB history.
Bonds 2001 - 73 HR, 49 singles
McGwire 1998 - 70 HR, 61 singles
McGwire 1999 - 65 HR, 58 singles
McGwire 1995 - 39 HR, 35 singles
McGwire 2001 - 29 HR, 23 singles
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It's good to see that dunn walks again. even before 2011 his walks have declined (only 77 in 2010 when he still had a good year).
I think he tried to be more of a hitter and now just gave that up. he now just picks a pitch, sits on it and if he doesn't get it accepts that he strikes out. that's probably the best approach for him. I think he will cool off in the second half and not hit 50 dongs but still have a solid season.
I read a funny annecdote where dunn said that someone said to him "don't try to be a good hitter because you aren't".
I think that's what he should do. wait for a good pitch and then take a huge hack. he will miss a lot but also hit his bombs. and if he doesn't get them just take the walk or KI now have my own non commercial blog about training for batspeed and power using my training experience in baseball and track and field.
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Speaking of Dunn, what ever happened to the poor man's Adam Dunn - Jack Cust? These "3 true outcomes" guys are the most boring players to watch. Joe Posnanski wrote a good article about it a year or two ago. I'll try to find it.
EDIT Found It.My top 10 players:
1. Babe Ruth
2. Barry Bonds
3. Ty Cobb
4. Ted Williams
5. Willie Mays
6. Alex Rodriguez
7. Hank Aaron
8. Honus Wagner
9. Lou Gehrig
10. Mickey Mantle
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