He's been an All Star once in eleven seasons. Once. He's never lead the league in HR, RBI or SLG. He's never been in the top 20 in MVP. He's never won a silver slugger, or a gold glove. In 5,598 AB's, he's struck out 1,903 times. By the end of the season, he may approach 300 K's for 2012. If he plays until he's 38 (5 more seasons), and averages 30 HR a year, that will put him over 500 HR. If he averages 180 K's a season for those 5 years, he's at nearly 3,000 strikeouts. He's a one trick pony. He hits home runs, and that's all he does. Dunn has never been an elite player, and has never been close to being an elite player. If you look at the Hall of Fame statistics listed on his baseball reference page, he's far off from consideration. Hall Of Fame Statistics Player rank in (·) Black Ink Batting - 4 (423), Average HOFer ≈ 27 Gray Ink Batting - 83 (289), Average HOFer ≈ 144 Hall of Fame Monitor Batting - 59 (328), Likely HOFer ≈ 100 Hall of Fame Standards Batting - 28 (371), Average HOFer ≈ 50 In my opinion, he has no chance at the Hall of Fame, nor should he. He's a modern day Dave Kingman without the pesky home run titles. Kingman was on the BBWAA ballot for one season. He got 0.7% of the vote, and dropped off.