From the DDN:
For the series, Dunn was on base 12 times  a home run, a single, two doubles, six walks, two hit by pitches.
“I’m getting more and more excited managing Adam Dunn,†said Nationals manager Jim Riggleman. “He is in his prime. He took a lot of walks in this series. When you come back to where you grew up (baseball-wise), there is a tendency to try to hit everything out of the park. He didn’t ever go out of the strike zone.â€Â
On the year, Dunn is hitting .285/.417/.580.
But he doesn’t provide veteran leadership.