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Max Muncy's near-grand slam in the NLCS turned into an extraordinary 8-6-2 double play after the ball hit the wall and was not caught, leading to a rare and remarkable postseason play that helped the Dodgers secure a 2-1 victory over the Brewers.
The Dodgers placed Max Muncy on the 10-day injured list due to an oblique strain and claimed infielder Buddy Kennedy off waivers from the Blue Jays to fill the roster gap, while also designating Julian Fernández for assignment. Muncy's injury comes at a challenging time for the team, which is trying to maintain momentum in the playoff race amid other injuries in the infield.
The Dodgers placed Tommy Edman on the 10-day injured list due to a right ankle sprain sustained during a game, while Max Muncy was reinstated from his own injury. Edman, a key defensive player, had a strong April but has struggled offensively since May. Muncy returns to a starting role after a quick recovery from a knee injury, providing a boost to the team's lineup.
Max Muncy of the Dodgers is expected to miss approximately six weeks due to a bone bruise in his knee sustained during a collision, but no structural damage was found, allowing him to potentially return for the playoff stretch. In his absence, Miguel Rojas and others will cover third base.
Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy is expected to be out for about six weeks due to a left knee bone bruise sustained during a game, leading to his placement on the injured list. The injury occurred during a collision at third base, and although MRI results showed no structural damage, Muncy will undergo aggressive rehab. His absence leaves a significant gap in the Dodgers' lineup, with Esteury Ruiz called up to fill his spot.
Dodgers' Max Muncy was injured while tagging out a runner against the White Sox, suffering left knee pain and requiring an MRI, with team optimism for a sprain; the incident occurred during a play just before Clayton Kershaw's 3,000th strikeout.
Max Muncy of the Los Angeles Dodgers suffered a knee injury during a game, but team officials are optimistic it is only a sprain. The injury occurred when Chicago White Sox's Michael A. Taylor collided with him while stealing, and Muncy was helped off the field. Despite the injury, the Dodgers won the game, and Muncy's status remains uncertain, but the team hopes for a quick recovery to avoid a significant absence.
Dodgers' Max Muncy suffered a serious knee injury during a game, crumpling after a play and leaving the game with left knee pain, with the severity and diagnosis still pending further testing.
Max Muncy of the Los Angeles Dodgers was injured during a collision while attempting to steal third base, prompting concern but initial optimism from the team that it may be a sprain. He was helped off the field and will undergo an MRI to determine the severity of the injury. Muncy has been a key player for the Dodgers, especially since May, and the team is hopeful for a quick recovery.
Max Muncy helped the Dodgers secure an 8-1 victory over the Rockies with a crucial infield pop-up aided by a rainstorm and a grand slam, highlighting the Dodgers' dominance over a struggling Rockies team.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are not pursuing a trade for St. Louis Cardinals' third baseman Nolan Arenado, despite previous speculation. Dodgers GM Brandon Gomes confirmed Max Muncy will remain the team's third baseman. Arenado, who has a no-trade clause, is open to a move but seeks a team with consistent winning potential. The Dodgers' infield is set, and they are more focused on adding a corner outfielder. Arenado's recent performance and contract make him an unlikely fit for the Dodgers.
The Los Angeles Dodgers' potential trade for St. Louis Cardinals' Nolan Arenado seems unlikely after Dodgers GM Brandon Gomes indicated that Max Muncy is expected to remain the team's third baseman. Despite trade rumors, Muncy's position appears secure, especially with Mookie Betts moving to the infield. While Arenado's defensive prowess and health record make him an attractive option, the Dodgers' existing relationship with Muncy and his offensive potential complicate the decision. Cardinals' president John Mozeliak has expressed interest in trading Arenado, but the Dodgers would need to be creative to make it happen.
As MLB's offseason heats up, the Cubs and Reds have shown interest in White Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet, while the Astros may consider trading Kyle Tucker or Framber Valdez to balance their roster and farm system. The Texas Rangers are seeking pitching reinforcements, with Nathan Eovaldi as a priority re-signing target, amid interest from other teams. Meanwhile, Dodgers' Max Muncy is open to playing multiple positions, potentially accommodating new acquisitions like Nolan Arenado, depending on the outcome of the Juan Soto sweepstakes.
Clayton Kershaw re-signed with the Dodgers for his 17th season, choosing to stay with the team over potentially playing for the Texas Rangers. Max Muncy expressed excitement about Kershaw's return, admitting there was some worry he might leave. Muncy believes Kershaw made the right decision and that he should only wear one uniform throughout his career.
Infielder Max Muncy is reportedly finalizing a two-year, $24 million contract extension with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The deal includes a $5 million signing bonus, $7 million in 2024, and $12 million in 2025, with performance bonuses based on plate appearances. Muncy, who has spent five seasons with the Dodgers, had a strong 2023 season, finishing 10th in RBI and tied for 12th in home runs. The Dodgers, however, were eliminated early in the playoffs and struggled offensively.