February 13, 2009

2004 Reds Outfield Reunited

Adam Dunn aiming for the stars
Adam Dunn signed with the Nationals this week, fulfilling Jim Bowden’s ages-old dream of rebuilding the killer outfield he’d engineered back in Cincinnati in 2004-2005, minus one pesky injury-prone kid.
That’s right, at some point next season, you can expect to see Adam Dunn, Wily Mo Peña, and Austin Kearns all patrolling the Nationals’ outfield grass.

Reds fans nostalgic for the greener, non-Dusty Baker days of 4 to 5 years will have to wait until the middle of August for Washington to visit Cincinnati. I have a feeling that neither team will be in contention by then.

1 comment to “2004 Reds Outfield Reunited”

  1. ctgobucks says:

    Just think, it would cost us twice that much to have all that “potential” in our outfield. Way to go Jim Bowden. I hope you someday notice that they have made more scouting reports since the year 2000. Congrats on having the worst outfield ever.