32 Adam Dunn, 1B

White Sox designated hitter Adam Dunn is not fully healed from the back spasms that flared up Saturday, CSN Chicago reports. But Dunn will continue to play through the issue. 

Dunn, who said his problem is more related to fielding, was the DH Wednesday against Boston. 

"It takes so long to get loose," Dunn said. "I have to probably go two or three batters before I normally do just to go and get loose again. Other than that, it’s pretty much the same."

Chicago is off Thursday before opening a three-game series against Miami Friday. 

"Laying down, that hurts it worse and sitting down makes it stiff," Dunn said. "So, I’m sure I’ll be walking around doing some stuff. Again, I never had any back problems. I don’t consider this a back problem really. But I don’t know. I guess it just has to run its course."

Dunn hit his 11th home run of the year Monday. With two on, Dunn sent a first-inning fastball from Jon Lester to right field. Dunn finished 1 for 3 with a walk. Dunn is hitting .172/.268/.428 in 145 at-bats.

White Sox designated hitter Adam Dunn clubbed his 11th home run of the year Monday.

With two men on base, Dunn took a first-inning fastball from Jon Lester out to right field. Dunn finished the game 1 for 3, and he also walked once. Dunn is now hitting .172/.268/.428 in 145 at-bats. 

White Sox designated hitter Adam Dunn endured a quiet afternoon at the plate Sunday against the Angels.

Dunn, who was forced to leave Saturday's game with back spasms, returned to the lineup as he struck out three times and drew a walk. He finished 0 for 3 in a 6-2 defeat.

Dunn is hitting .364 (8 for 22) with four homers and 10 RBI in his last six games.

White Sox designated hitter Adam Dunn is back in the lineup Sunday against the Angels, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

Dunn was forced to leave Saturday's game with back spasms. Dunn has five-game hitting streak, including four home runs, two doubles and 10 RBI.

White Sox first baseman Adam Dunn, who was removed from Saturday's game with back spasms, is day-to-day.

"It's just more treating it and making sure everything is all right," White Sox manager Robin Ventura told MLB.com. "As of right now, it's day-to-day. Just watching him on the field, he had done something. I don't know exactly when he did it. We were watching him at first and he couldn't move around very well. When he came in, he just wasn't moving around too good. It just tightened up on him."

Dunn is questionable for Sunday's game against the Angels.