"There was no doubt in manager Ozzie Guillen's mind that first baseman Adam Dunn lost track of the outs when he trotted toward the Chicago White Sox's dugout after stepping on first base for the second out in the third inning.

"Then he tried to make a pretty good move," said Guillen, referring to Dunn acting as if he was ready to toss the ball in the dugout before retreating to his position. "I played this game for 30 years. You can't make the move for somewhere else."