Max Muncy’s Mysterious Knee Injury Sends Dodgers Into Uncertain Territory: What’s Really Going On?
Well, here’s a tough break for the Dodgers—their stalwart third baseman Max Muncy is sidelined for about six weeks, thanks to a bone bruise on his left knee. The injury happened in the heat of Wednesday’s electrifying walk-off triumph against the Chicago White Sox, when Michael Taylor of Chicago made a headfirst slide into third base, trying to steal, but alas, collided helmet-first with Muncy’s knee. The image of Muncy crumpling to the ground was so intense that SportsNet LA wisely chose to spare us a replay. Now, with Muncy limping off to recover and sporting a blue support wrap, Dodgers find themselves juggling an increasingly crowded injured list—13 players, to be exact. The team is feeling the sting of losing a key bat; after all, Muncy was cruising with a .333 average and racking up RBIs last month. Not exactly the news they wanted, but hey, he’s still aiming for a strong come-back within the season, and that silver lining is something to hold on to. More twists, turns, and insights are just around the corner—LEARN MORE.
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