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Does History Tell Us Adam Dunn Is Going to Save the Chicago White Sox?

Chicago White Sox slugger Adam Dunn seems to be in the midst of a renaissance at the dish. And if Dunn’s recent history serves as our guide, the White Sox and their fans are in for a treat. To start, let's recap the past few games for Dunn. Show More Summary

Afternoon Box Score: Dunn Powers Sox Past Twins

Adam Dunn jacked a pair of two-run homers and went 3-for-4 at the plate to help Dylan Axelrod earn his first win of the season and give the White Sox a series win at Target Field. [ more › ]

Hometown zero: With Adam Dunn batting cleanup, the White Sox have nothing to worry about

"When I'm in the box, I don't feel like, 'Oh, crap, here goes nothing,'" Adam Dunn told Toni Ginnetti of the Sun-Times earlier this week. He must not be in touch with his feelings.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]

Hard times for Adam Dunn

You've probably heard that Adam Dunn is going through some funky times - times so funky, in fact, that it's beginning to make his unfortunate 2011 season look like a hitting clinic. Through Wednesday, April 24, he had one hit in his last 38 at bats. Show More Summary

Chicago White Sox: Adam Dunn's Experiment Has to End

The Adam Dunn experiment has to end. No, no, I am not saying the Chicago White Sox should bench the 33-year-old designated hitter. Although his -0.5 fWAR,.120/.185/.260 slash line and 19 OPS+ wouldn ’t make that move too radical. No, the experiment refers to Dunn’s new found approach at the plate. Show More Summary

A Buddhist remedy for Adam Dunn

Robin Ventura seems to be a pretty good manager, but he does have his quirks. In his rookie season as White Sox skipper last year, he usually hit Adam Dunn third.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]

MLB Prospects Who Could Be the Next Adam Dunn

At this time last year, Adam Dunn was the center of attention in the White Sox’ camp for all the wrong reasons. After signing a four-year, $56 million contract as a free agent prior to the 2011 season, Dunn had an uncharacteristically bad inaugural campaign for the South Siders. Show More Summary

Chicago White Sox: Should Adam Dunn Be the No. 5 Hitter in 2013?

The Chicago White Sox have to shuffle their lineup, starting with Adam Dunn. The problem is, that for much of the 2012 season, the White Sox had Dunn hitting in the wrong spot in the batting order. The White Sox would be best served in 2013 if—instead of Dunn hitting third—manager Robin Ventura dropped him down to fifth in the lineup. Show More Summary

Pick the sports studs and duds

It's time again to help us choose the Chicago sports Stud and Dud of the Year. Last year CM Punk and Adam Dunn were our winners. Well, one of them looked like a winner, anyway. So who deserves to be honored in 2012? On the positive side,...Show More Summary

Chicago White Sox manager Robin Ventura shows optimism for Adam Dunn – MLB Update

Chicago White Sox manager Robin Ventura shows optimism for Adam Dunn – MLB Update Chicago White Sox manager Robin Ventura remained positive throughout the last Major League Baseball season and implemented well some of the aggressiveShow More Summary

Gibson Dunn Promotes Two to Partner in D.C.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher has promoted 11 attorneys to partner, including two in Washington. Adam Di Vincenzo and Scott Martin were previously senior associate and associate with the firm, respectively. Their new titles take effect January 1. Di Vincenzo focuses...

White Sox' Dunn Named AL Comeback Player Of The Year

The Sporting News named White Sox first baseman/designated hitter Adam Dunn the 2012 American League Comeback Player of the Year today. [ more › ]

Tuesday's fun fact

Adam Dunn was named American League Comeback Player of the Year by the Sporting News Tuesday. His increase of 30 home runs from 2011 to 2012 is the highest in White Sox history and tied for third-highest in major-league history, according...Show More Summary

Adam Dunn Establishes New (low) Mark for 40-Plus HR Hitters

Last season Adam Dunn had one of the most forgettable seasons in major league history: A.159 batting average with 177 strikeouts and only 11 home runs, the fewest in his then 11-year career. He also became the first batter in MLB history to hit under.160 with 450 or more plate appearances in a season. Show More Summary

Mr. September helps Sox reduce their magic number

If you ask White Sox fans who was responsible for the team's big win over Cleveland last night on the south side, few of them would say Dan Johnson. Adam Dunn certainly did the heavy lifting.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]

Dunn looks to break through—to postseason

Lost in all the notice he's attracted for his single-season strikeout marks the last two years is Adam Dunn's career record. To wit: he is the active big-league leader in most games played without appearing in the postseason.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]

Adam Dunn Breaks His Own Record...

... for lowest batting average for a player who hit 40 HR or more in a season. When Dunn smacked his 40th Monday night, his.210 average shattered the record he set for such things in 2006 (.234) -- and there's no way he'll add 24 points...Show More Summary

Dunn's Late Homer Leads White Sox To Win Over Indians

Adam Dunn hit a 3-run home run in the bottom of the 8th inning to give the Chicago White Sox a 5-4 win Monday evening over the Cleveland Indians. It was Dunn's second homer of the game and his 41st of the season. The win means the White...Show More Summary

Today's Fun Fact

Adam Dunn has 203 strikeouts in 2012. By the time Joe DiMaggio fanned for the 203nd time in his career he had played in six World Series. — Dan Evans (@DanEvans108) September 23, 2012

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