What about the fact that Adam Dunn literally hit a ball into another state?


On August 10, 2004, at a home game against the LA Dodgers, Dunn launched a 535 foot home run, which is tied as the 4th longest home run in MLB history. This home run left the stadium and bounced from the street into the Ohio River. The Ohio River was declared a border between Ohio and Kentucky, so if anything entered the river, it was in Kentucky. This meant that Adam Dunn had not only hit the longest home run in Great American Ball Park history, but was also the first MLB player to hit a baseball into another state.

Saying that he crushed the ball is an understatement.

Exercising and eating well balanced breakfasts. The secret of  baseball

When I first watched this years ago I knew little to nothing about baseball and genuinely believed Barry Bonds started clobbering home runs because he exercised and ate well balanced breakfasts

This music sounds like what I would listen to in the year 5842 while looking at data in how to travel to alternate dimensions.

"Towards the end of his career he started... exercising and eating well-balance breakfasts". :D

I enjoyed the conversation. Everyone in a three-mile radius of my speakers enjoyed the theme music.

The Dude CARRIED 3 of my fantasy teams. I refuse to say anything bad about him.

Cleveland Indians radio play by play guy Tom Hamilton once said, "Adam Dunn fields ground balls like they're live grenades."  My all time favorite quote by Hammy.

5:27 Gimme a moment... I'm just trying to wrap my head around how a guy was able to record a 170% slugging average

1:37 "he started excising and eating well balanced breakfasts" lmao

And you don't even mention the adventure that was watching Dunn play in the field.

He's the man who truly brought excitement back to the routine fly ball.

I played with Adam Dunn in 99 and 2000 in the minors and he was as likeable as anyone could be. He was the greatest big man athlete I had ever seen and will ever see and I met a few. 6'7 250lbs and could run. I saw him more than once truck a catcher at home and get up and walk away. He never taunted or showed that much emotion. Heres the problem with success. People get complacent and I think he got complacent. Hes still one of the greatest players I ever played with but I never made it to the bigs like he did.

Did I miss you guys talk about the fact he hit exactly 40 homeruns 5 years in a row. One year being with two different teams. Who does that?!

Joey Gallo is the new Adam Dunn, except on a whole other level.

He has 1406 career plate appearances as of May 11, 2019. In that period he has 100 home runs, 199 walks, 528 strikeouts and 11 hit by pitches. This adds up to 838 four true outcomes.

Adam Dunn’s four true outcomes percentage was 50.9.
Joey Gallo’s four true outcomes percentage is 59.6.

Gallo is the new king.

He signed my Emperors New Groove DVD years ago when he played for the Dayton Dragons. I asked him to sign my bat but he said he would only sign that DVD case.

lol

I remember when he was on the nats. I was listening to the car radio. "A routine flyball... and dunn cant make it to the ball"

No wonder Dunn has like 44 contact versus lefties in mlb 2k13, and 99 power. Jesus lmao

1:40 "he started exercising and eating a well balanced breakfast"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂now THAT was funny! Well done!