Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
mound_patrol
I never said he wasnt overweight. Just saying he's lost a lot of weight which is really good to see.
Yea but when i say hes over weight you guys love to come and defend him? Why? Great hes lost weight does that mean we shouldnt ever talk about it?
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
mound_patrol
There have been numerous articles that have talked about how hard Dunn works out. There was a Jay Bruce article where he commented how hard it was to keep up with Dunn in the weight room. But I'm guessing the naked eye can see that Dunn is obviously way too fat.
Dunn could stand to lose a few pounds of fat, but I have seen him close up in person in street clothes. He is not fat at all. He is just a very large person. He is very tall and has a big, wide, sturdy frame. Even if he lost 50 pounds he would still look big.
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
AtomicDumpling
Dunn could stand to lose a few pounds of fat, but I have seen him close up in person in street clothes. He is not fat at all. He is just a very large person. He is very tall and has a big, wide, sturdy frame. Even if he lost 50 pounds he would still look big.
No one called him a fat overweight guy :rolleyes:
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
Muggerd
Since when does working out mean you are in great shape? Hes a big tall man of course its going to be hard to keep up with him in the weight room. You guys take every thing we say about Dunn and turn it into how we are so negative yet you guys want to say how its a positive. Seriously. Whats next you gonna tell me hes one of the fastest guys on the feild? Or wait your going to word it like "ive read adam dunn has been working on his speed, no one works harder than dunn"
Nope not the fastest. But he is a smart baserunner.
What proof do you have that hes out of shape? None? okay thank you. Sorry I go by what I read since I can't go up and give him a skin folds test.
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
Dunn is out of shape in terms of conditioning. Thats all he was saying.
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
mound_patrol
Nope not the fastest. But he is a smart baserunner.
What proof do you have that hes out of shape? None? okay thank you.
You must think me saying hes not in shape means im calling him the fattest of fat people.
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
Muggerd
Dunn is out of shape in terms of conditioning. Thats all he was saying.
Now hes just out of shape in conditioning. So now that means his swing wont slow down because he is no longer too big.
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
Chi-Town Red
Bonds will play in 2008...he wants to get to 3,000 hits and has said so.
The Giants are going with a youth movement and have no spot for him. Only offer he got last offseason was the Giants
He is DONE after this season
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
mound_patrol
Now hes just out of shape in conditioning. So now that means his swing wont slow down because he is no longer too big.
Are you serious? The swing has nothing to do with his weight. Its his frame and his mechanics. As you get older your body gets weaker. That swing while produces power for him isnt going to produce as much power when his body starts to wear down. It happens to everyone.
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
Muggerd
Are you serious? The swing has nothing to do with his weight. Its his frame and his mechanics. As you get older your body gets weaker. That swing while produces power for him isnt going to produce as much power when his body starts to wear down. It happens to everyone.
yeah when he gets to 40 you're probably right it'll slow down. I just love how you change your stance so many times in every arguement. And when are you going to stop my question about Griffey? How can you support him when he makes more than 2.5 million more than Dunn?
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
mound_patrol
yeah when he gets to 40 you're probably right it'll slow down. I just love how you change your stance so many times in every arguement. And when are you going to stop my question about Griffey? How can you support him when he makes more than 2.5 million more than Dunn?
I dont support griffey that much but he makes 2.5 million more than dunn because thats what happens when you sign older guys to long term deals.
I didnt change my stance on Dunn swing at all. You cant understand how people get older and weaker. Its not about when Dunn is 40 either. His hitting zone his small, his power numbers are going to start to decline rapidly near his late 30s. Thats if he follows the normal decline of mlb players.
Bat speed in baseball is a huge part of hitting, Dunn while now has a nice powerful swing as he gets older that swing is going to get slower and hes going to miss more balls than he does now and have much more trouble driving balls out of the park. If he can adjust his swing as he ages to make up for the batspeed he will not see a drop off as much. He will have to compact it a lot. Thats not me bashing Dunn thats just what players have to do.
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
Krawhitham
The Giants are going with a youth movement and have no spot for him. Only offer he got last offseason was the Giants
He is DONE after this season
someone will grab him to DH.. he will play next year
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
Muggerd
I dont support griffey that much but he makes 2.5 million more than dunn because thats what happens when you sign older guys to long term deals.
I didnt change my stance on Dunn swing at all. You cant understand how people get older and weaker. Its not about when Dunn is 40 either. His hitting zone his small, his power numbers are going to start to decline rapidly near his late 30s. Thats if he follows the normal decline of mlb players.
Bat speed in baseball is a huge part of hitting, Dunn while now has a nice powerful swing as he gets older that swing is going to get slower and hes going to miss more balls than he does now and have much more trouble driving balls out of the park. If he can adjust his swing as he ages to make up for the batspeed he will not see a drop off as much. He will have to compact it a lot. Thats not me bashing Dunn thats just what players have to do.
We all know players decline when they get into their late 30's thanks for that insight. You made it sound like Dunn would fall off at 30
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
mound_patrol
Nope not the fastest. But he is a smart baserunner.
What proof do you have that hes out of shape? None? okay thank you. Sorry I go by what I read since I can't go up and give him a skin folds test.
Don't thank me before I have a chance to prove you wrong. It comes across as being extremely sarcastic, and I believe that's against the rules of the board...............................
Need proof he's not in the greatest physical condition? It's in the numbers.
Dunn by the month HR/AVG/OBP
April 43/.278/.428
May 43/.230/.367
June 44/.259/.378
July 37/.279/.407
Aug. 41/.224/.343
Sep. 16/.211/.346
And fwiw, he's only had 32 less September AB's than April....
I'm pretty sure you can see an obvious trend here. Over the last 2 months of the season he has his 2 worst BA and OBP months, and two of his three worst HR months. Now, he's from Texas, so I don't really think we can use the intense Cincinnati heat as an excuse, so what is it? C O N D I T I O N I N G................
He's the baseball equivelant of an offensive lineman not being able to hold his blocks in the fourth quarter.
Re: Dunn rated 3rd most likely to break Bonds Record
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Originally Posted by
mound_patrol
We all know players decline when they get into their late 30's thanks for that insight. You made it sound like Dunn would fall off at 30
How on earth did you get that it sounded like I said at 30? This is talk about him becoming the home run king, that by it self implies its a talk about late in his career.
You guys kill me some times with your total misunderstanding of simple concepts.
I know its an internet forum so conversations can be hard to understand sometimes and stuff can be misunderstood so please dont be so quick to take every word as its extreme and run with it.