DMV: Dunn Almost Does the Warehouse

By Jamie Mottram | June 29, 2009

DMV is a daily roundup of District-Maryland-Virginia (mostly) sporting links.

Nats avoid the sweep in Baltimore thanks to another strong start from John Lannan and homers from Adam Dunn and Willie Harris. [WaPo, Sun]

Watch Adam Dunn one-hop the B&O Warehouse with a 445-foot homer that Jim Palmer says may be the farthest he’s seen at Camden. [MLB via BLS]

WaPo column debuts by defending Acta (sounds familiar). [Tracee Hamilton]

Inside the Lastings Milledge-for-Nyjer Morgan rumor. [Fire Jim Bowden]

Jinx: Mike MacDougal has been effective as the Nats closer. [Roto Arcade]

Shairon Martis sent down to make room for Scott Olsen. [TWT]

O’s hand Matt Hobgood a $2.4 million signing bonus. [Toy Dept.]

Caps select teen Swede center Marcus Johansson in the 1st. [NBC D.C.]

Individually, the Caps exceeded expectations in ‘08-09. [Japers’ Rink]

B-Mitch says 980 fired him for being critical, not sucking. [D.C. Sports Bog]

Renaldo Wynn goes to something called Broadcast Boot Camp. [WaPo]

Juan Dixon is the best Maryland player of the Gary era. [D1scourse]

Maryland football is not expected to be good this year. [Testudo Times]

Speculation: WJFK’s lineup when it goes all-sports on July 20. [DCRTV]

Today: Red Sox-O’s (7:05), Nats-Marlins (7:10)

Topics: Adam Dunn, DMV, Nationals |

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