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The White Sox officially announced their four-year deal with free agent Adam Dunn on Friday, taking the top available slugger off the free-agent market. Dunn, 31, will get $56 million over the course of the deal -- exactly the type of money and length of contract that eluded him in 2008 before he signed with the Nationals for two years and $20 million.
"Adam Dunn has been one of the premier left-handed power hitters in baseball for the last decade," Sox general manager Kenny Williams said in a statement. "Coupled with his patience at the plate, we think he is a great fit in our lineup and in our ballpark. It's no secret that we have coveted Adam's services for quite some time, so it goes without saying how excited we are to bring him into the fold."
Williams has tried to trade for Dunn more than once in the past and clearly is happy to welcome him to the South Side.
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Source: http://mlb.fanhouse.com/2010/12/03/adam-dunn-white-sox-finalize-4-year-deal/
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