To me, though, Dunn is a one-trick pony--he hits homers. okay, two tricks--he also walks. To me, those are two of the most important things (if not the most important things) a player can do in terms of pure "run production". Jenkins doesn't really do either of those things at a high level nowadays. Dunn has pretty much been 40 HR, 100 runs scored, 100 RBI, 100 BB for three years (last year he was 40, 99, 92, 112 but you get the point) and he will be right there again this year. And this is coming from someone who got on the soapbox all offseason saying to keep Jenkins. They don't need to trade him if they get Dunn, either.