Michael Glen Dunn … he and wife Kimberly have two sons, Mitchell and Matthew, and reside in Las Vegas in the offseason...Graduated from the Community College of Southern Nevada before joining the Yankees in 2005...Originally signed as position player, converted to pitcher during the 2006 season...In Miami, created "All for One and Dunn for All" in partnership with the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, supporting the military's Special Operations Forces and their families through college scholarships for surviving children, educational and family counseling, and grants...Enjoys hunting in his free time...Twitter handle is @DunnForAll40.
2017
Made a club-high 68 relief appearances in his first season with the Rockies, going 5-1 with a 4.47 ERA (50.1 IP, 25 ER)...Ranked tied for 19th in games with 68 … tied for16th in NL with 19 holds...Scored upon once in his first 10 appearances of the season prior to being placed on the 10-day disabled list on April 26 with back spasms...Allowed 24 runs over 42.2 innings (5.06 ERA) in 58 games after his return from the disabled list on May 3...Did not allow a run in 29 of his last 34 relief appearances of the season, going 3-0 with a 3.00 ERA (24.0 IP, 8 ER) from July 1 through the end of the season … ended the season with a 4.1-inning scoreless streak across nine games...Made his 500th career appearance on Sept. 25 vs. Miami.
2016
Appeared in 51 games with Miami, his fewest appearances since 2010 with Atlanta (25)...Among National League relievers, tied for fourth with six wins, second most of his career (10, 2014)...Began season on 15-day disabled list with left forearm strain; marked first career stint on DL...Recalled from rehab and reinstated from 15-day DL on May 31; made three rehab appearances with High-A Jupiter, tossing three scoreless innings with two hits and five strikeouts..Posted a 0-1 mark with 5.40 ERA (8.1 IP, ER) in first 12 games back from DL, before finishing the year with 6-0 mark and 2.91 ERA (34.0 IP, 11 ER) over his final 39 appearances...Was 2-0 with a 1.42 ERA (12.2 IP, 2 ER) in June … 2.19 ERA (12.1 IP, 3 ER) in 16 August outings...Was 1-0 with four hits allowed and no runs in nine games from Aug. 8-25.
2015
Made 72 appearances for Miami, going 2-5 with 4.50 ERA (54.0 ip//27 er). His 72 appearances were tied for 13th among National League relievers, and were tied for third most of career (also 2011)...Had better success at home than on road. In 38 appearances at Marlins Park, had ERA of 3.86. In 34 road games, ERA was 5.19... Struck out side in first appearance of season, April 6 vs. Atlanta, to mark season high. Also had three-strikeout games on August 31 at Atlanta and September 15 at Mets. Has recorded three-or-more strikeouts in an outing 24 times over career...Earned first win on May 30 at Citi Field against Mets...Second win of season and 22nd of career came Sept. 11 vs. Washington...Connected for first Major League hit on July 11 vs. Cincinnati in just fifth career plate appearance. Singled to center off Pedro Villareal... Allowed multiple runs eight times, with a season-high four on August 4 vs. Mets (0.2 ip)...Recorded season-high 1.2 innings on September 6 vs. Mets. Only had three appearances at more than 1.0 inning; also April 11 vs. Tampa Bay (1.1) an May 21 vs. Arizona (1.1)...Stranded 18 of 19 inherited runners prior to All-Star break and finished with just eight of 49 scoring (16.3%). Percentage of inherited runners scored ranked sixth among NL relievers.
2014
Posted career-best 10-win campaign, tying Tony Watson for most win in Majors by a reliever. Also equaled career high in appearances with 75...Leads all current Marlins relievers in career appearances (311), wins (20) and strikeouts (286)...His 10 wins marked most by a reliever in Marlins history, eclipsing nine-win seasons by Robb Nen in 1997 and Edward Mujica in 2011...Through first 11 appearances, went 1-3 with an 8.31 ERA (8.2 IP/8 ER). Allowed runs in six games in that span while surrendering a total of 12 hits...From April 26 through end of season (64 appearances), posted a 9-3 record with 2.23 ERA (48.1/12). Nine wins in that span led all Major League relievers, while 64 appearances were tied for eighth...Recorded four consecutive wins from April 26-June 8, marking a career-best win streak. Had previously won three-straight from August 4, 2010 to April 24, 2011...Earned fourth career save on August 12 vs. St. Louis (previous, July 31, 2013 vs. NYM)...Of 75 appearances, 59 were scoreless...Set Club mark with seven relief wins prior to All-Star Break...Went 2-0, 0.90 (10.0 IP/1 ER) in 13 August appearances. Allowed just three earned runs (1.37 ERA) and surrendered no home runs over final 27 (19.1 IP) games of season.
2013
Established career bests in ERA (2.66), games (75), saves (2), innings pitched (67.2) and strikeouts (72), while posting 3-4 record. For second time in last three seasons, led Marlins bullpen in relief appearances. Leads all current Marlins relievers in career appearances (236), innings pitched (197.2) and strikeouts (219). His 75 appearances were tied for fourth-most in National League, behind Brad Ziegler (78), Ronald Belisario (77) and Paco Rodriguez (76). Allowed just four runs (all earned) over first 25 appearances for a 1.71 ERA (21.0 IP).
In span of next 39 games, posted 3.96 ERA (36.1/16) and finished campaign by tossing a season-best 10.1 scoreless innings in 11 appearances. Tossed season-high 2.0 innings on April 23 at Minnesota. Also, tossed 2.0 innings on July 8 vs. Atlanta. Recorded season-best three strikeouts four times: April 23 at Minnesota, July 8 vs. Atlanta, August 23 vs. Colorado and Aug. 25 vs. Colorado. First save of season came on May 19 vs. Arizona, entering game with two outs and runners on first and second. Second save was on July 31 vs. Mets. Led all Marlins' relievers with 18 holds.
2012
Split season between Miami and Triple-A New Orleans, posting a combined 1-4
record and 4.82 ERA (61.2 IP/33 ER) in 72 appearances. Started season in Marlins' bullpen and surrendered seven runs (six earned) over first
eight games (5.2 IP) before being optioned to NOLA on April 29. Recalled on May 11, and in four appearances allowed five runs and eight hits before
going back to New Orleans on May 24. Recalled for final time on June 21 and posted a 1.76 ERA (30.2/6) over his next 41
appearances through September 16. Gave up seven runs over final seven outings,
however, giving him a 3.48 ERA (33.2/13) in 48 games during final stint with Marlins. Walked seven while striking out 24 with the Zephyrs, including a six-strikeout performance
on May 28 vs. Omaha. Tossed season-high 3.1 innings and allowed just
one hit in outing. Notched first career Major League save on July 16 vs. Washington, allowing one hit and one walk in 1.0 inning. Had gone 0x5 in
save opportunities prior to earning first save. On August 4 at Washington, allowed a career-high six runs (none earned) in 0.2 inning. After that date, tossed scoreless ball in
nine straight games (6.0 IP). On September 4 vs. Milwaukee, became just second Marlin in team history to record a loss when throwing two-or-less pitches.
Other was Chris Resop on September 12, 2006 vs. Mets. - STATS LLC. Led all Marlins' relievers with 18 holds.
2011
Led Marlins' relievers in appearances and tied Braden Looper (1999) for Club's
single-season rookie record. Was also fourth on team in innings pitched by a reliever...Ranked fourth among National League rookie relievers in strikeouts, behind Craig
Kimbrel (127), Kenley Jansen (96) and Aroldis Chapman (71). Strikeout total was
second-highest ever among Marlins' rookie relievers, behind Vic Darensbourg in
1998 (74)...Allowed just one run (unearned) over first 12 appearances, allowing just three hits
and holding opponents to a .083 average (3x36); surrendered first earned run on
May 5 at St. Louis...Suffered first career loss on May 6 vs. Washington...Tied a career-best with two consecutive wins from May 10-June 3, but suffered
through a career-long three-game losing streak from June 5-July 2...Retired five of six batters by strikeout on May 16 at New York-NL. Of 39 games in
which he went 1.0 inning-or-more, recorded multiple strikeouts 16 times.
2010
Spent majority of his fifth professional season with triple-A Gwinnett in the Atlanta Braves system.
Went 2-0 with seven saves anda 1.52 ERA in 38 relief appearances ... Recorded at least one strikeout in 34 of his 38 appearances and had 22 appearances with at
least two K's ... In his first 14 appearances with Gwinnett, allowed just one run over 20.1 innings (0.44 ERA). Tallied
a total of 26 strikeouts while walking only nine during that stretch ... Tossed a season-high 3.0 innings on May 17 vs. Lehigh Valley. Held the IronPigs to just two hits
while striking out three ... Gave up a season-high five hits in 2.0 innings on June 20 vs. Syracuse. Allowed just one run while
tallying three strikeouts ... Had three stints with the Atlanta Braves, making 25 appearances while posting a 2-0 mark and
1.89 ERA ... Did not allow a single run in his first 15 appearances with Atlanta (15.1 IP). Surrendered just eight
hits while striking out 19 in that time ... Earned his first Major League win on August 4 vs. New York, tossing 1.1 scoreless frames with two
walks ... Registered his second win on September 27 vs. Florida with 0.1 inning of relief ... Struck out a season-high three batters in 2.0 innings on September 3 at Florida. Equaled the mark
in his next appearance, September 7 at Pittsburgh (1.0 IP).
2009
Split time between Double-A Trenton and Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes Barre before making his Major League debut on 9/4 at Toronto (0.2 IP, 2 ER, 3 BB)...Pitched to a combined 4-3 record with one save and a 3.31 ERA (27 ER/73.1 IP) with 46 BB and 99 K in 38 minor league appearances...Played in 10 games for Surprise of the Arizona Fall League (1-2, 4.35 ERA, 1 save, 10.1 IP, 5 ER, 10 BB, 20 K) appearing more than 1.0 IP only once.
2008
Spent the majority of the season with Single-A Tampa, going 4-7 with one save
and a 4.55 ERA in 30 appearances (22 starts) before being transferred to Double-A
Trenton for the Thunder's final regular season game on 9/1... earned the win in his
only appearance with Trenton, tossing 1.2 scoreless innings in relief (1H, 1BB, 2K)...Led the Single-A squad and ranked third in the Florida State League in strikeouts
(118), while ranking second on the team in innings pitched (124.2)...Began the season as a starter, going 3-7 with a 4.71 ERA in 22 games... made his first
relief appearance of the season on 7/28, allowing 2H, 4ER and 2BB in 2.2IP (7K)... was
transferred to the bullpen for the remainder of the year on 8/5, going 1-0 with one
save and a 1.38 ERA in his final seven appearances (13.0IP, 8H, 2ER, 4BB, 19K)...Recorded the save in his only opportunity of the season on 8/22 vs. Dunedin, his
first save since 8/20/06 at the GCL Indians...Also made four postseason relief appearances with the Eastern League-champion
Trenton Thunder, tossing 4.1 scoreless innings (4BB, 7K) and recording the save in
Game 3 of the Division Series at Portland to clinch the first round.
2006
Converted to pitcher in middle of 2006 season...Began campaign with Charleston and batted .086 (3x35) in 14 games (nine games in outfield, four at first base) before being
transferred to Gulf Coast League Yankees on June 20...Made first appearance as a pitcher on June 22 vs. GCL Tigers (1.0 IP, 1 K, 1 BB); earned first career win on July 22 vs. GCL Tigers
(2.0 IP, 0 R, 1 K, 3 BB).
