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"Dunker"

Is there any official policy as to what can and can't be added to this list (such as terms used by only one or two announcers)? Depending on the answer to this, perhaps "Dunker" should be added to the list, as a synonym of blooper or "bloop single". At the very least, the term is used frequently by Padres announcer Matt Vasgersian. Davemcarlson 05:28, 10 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]