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A Bomb!

With his bat speed, I'd be stunned if he doesn't ultimately end up being fully capable of hitting fastballs. This isn't a guy with the Slayer's batspeed.

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That should be the pitch he can hit. You don't learn to hit a good fastball at 24...

Dunn bomb!

Ha, that was the definition of reaching out and getting one.

Adam Dunn needs no top buttons

another homer off a lefty

He's 2.5 months into being an every day big leaguer and has put up strong power numbers and hit for a pretty solid average. How in the heck are you guys basing your entire opinions on what he won't do based upon 2 full months of baseball.

 

Basing it on his entire professional career.

Dunn hits the ball hard.

Because he displayed this exact same thing two years ago.

In a short cup of coffee where he hit pretty well for a span? So add that time in with this time and we are talking about 3.5 months max? He's played in 122 big league games. It takes a long time for a young player to develop. What we've seen in this period of time is pretty special and relatively rare.

 

Note: Mike Trout and Bryce Harper are two of the rarest players in the history of baseball (putting up the numbers they have this early in their young careers). Dayan is also one of the younger players in the majors (not Trout/Harper young, but still pretty damn young).

So much for the Cubs helping us...

Adam Dunn can hit baseballs very far.

Great recovery by Russell there to limit the damage.

Russell gets MCabrera to ground out, rally ends 3-3. There are a LOT of Tigers fans at Wrigley, they are loud

Basing it on his entire professional career.

Except for te part that you decided you can ignore.

Russell gets MCabrera to ground out, rally ends 3-3. There are a LOT of Tigers fans at Wrigley, they are loud

 

 

Wow I gotta check that out

NEVER FORGET. PK back on his way to .400

436 ft for Dunn

97 to PK? No problem.

Why Lilly?

Basing it on his entire professional career.

I don't know what to say, but this is idiotic. I'd understand if he's been s***ty his entire professional career (which is under one year and this is his 1st year of being an everyday player) but this is a guy thats done pretty damn well.

In a short cup of coffee where he hit pretty well for a span? So add that time in with this time and we are talking about 3.5 months max? Not even a full half season of baseball. It takes a long time for a young player to develop. What we've seen in this period of time is pretty special and relatively rare.

 

Note: Mike Trout and Bryce Harper are two of the rarest players in the history of baseball (putting up the numbers they have this early in their young careers). Dayan is also one of the younger players in the majors (not Trout/Harper young, but still pretty damn young).

What I'm trying to get across is that he's extraordinarily talented at a young age...we all get that...I don't see him developing like most folks do. He's shown virtually no difference in approach since he was here before. In my opinion, I guess I'm saying he's very well might max out a a very young age.

What was Beckham doing that time?

 

He hasn't been one of our better baserunners since joining the Sox. Trying to protect the runner from getting thrown out at home?