I didn't watch the whole thing - it was spread over several nights - but I'm almost positive Dunn did not make the list. Strasburg wasn't on it either, because one of the criteria was that you had to be expected to make a contribution to your team (i.e., be healthy) in 2011. On the other hand, Chapman was #100. At least Zimmerman got some well-deserved respect. (They played a quote - I think it was from Brooks Robinson - saying that Zimmerman was the best third baseman in the game).
I believe the Phillies had at least 4 in the top 40, including some of their pitchers and Howard and Utley. So that supports your point.
Dunn was about 2 spots below Werth.
