Adam Dunn has been on fire this spring. In 36 plate appearances, the brawny lefty has belted four home runs to go along with 12 RBIs and an impressive slash line of .308/.500/.808. Normally, for an 11-year veteran with a career OPS+ of 127, spring numbers, regardless of how impressive, wouldn’t even amount to a footnote. […]
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Is Adam “Dunn”? Spring Resurgence Points to Comeback, but What Does History Say?
Posted in Baseball, MLB, Yankees, tagged Adam Dunn, Chicago White Sox on March 24, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Man Overboard: Can Yanks Rid Themselves of AJ Burnett’s Sunk Cost?
Posted in Baseball, Hot Stove, MLB, Trades, Yankees, tagged A.J. Burnett, Adam Dunn, Brian Cashman on February 8, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Maybe A.J. Burnett isn’t untradeable after all? According to Joel Sherman, the Yankees would probably have to pick up about $25 million in order to move him, but considering his contract represents a sunk cost, any deal would be a lifeline. The Yankees’ incentive to trade Burnett is twofold. First and foremost, his removal from […]