what you're overlooking pvfan is that as of last week (the last time i checked) Dunn had a .221 average on balls put in play. That's about 20% skill related (pop-ups and whatnot) and about 80% bad luck. That number will go up and up throughout the season. Don't expect Dunn to ever be a .300 hitter, but i guarantee every team in the Bigs would LOVE to have Dunner on their team. How do you justify trading your best offensive player when you're an offensive minded team? I'd trade every player on the roster plus three broken bats and a bag of peanuts to keep Adam Dunn on my team...