Adam Dunn of the Washington Nationals was hoping to have a contract extension completed by now, but it looks like no progress has been made.

According to the Washington Post, Dunn said, “I don’t think there has been any talks. I have no idea, because I don’t even want to get involved in that stuff. I’m literally a third party in this. That’s why you hire agents, and that’s why Mike [Rizzo] and Stan [Kasten] do what they do. I just play, dude. That’s all. I’m not worried about that at all.”

Dunn is in the second year of of a two-year, $20 million contract. In mid-March, Dunn’s agent, Greg Genske, said the negotiations are “amicable and upbeat,” and he optimistic about getting a deal done.

Dunn, 30, is a popular player with the Nationals’ fans. He hit .267 with 38 home runs and 105 RBIs in the 2009 season. You can see Dunn’s contract details and statistics here.