Max Muncy’s Triple Homer Blitz Caps Dramatic Dodgers Comeback After Edwin Diaz’s Shocking Collapse
Most of the Dodgers’ other offense came from Andy Pages, who continued a hot start to the season with a 3-for-3 performance with a walk and eighth-inning home run that gave the Dodgers some needed insurance runs. Combined, he and Muncy went 7-for-8 with 7 runs, 7 RBI, a double and 4 homers.
No one else on the Dodgers had an extra-base hit.
The win improved the Dodgers’ record to an MLB-best 10-3, making them the first team in the league to reach 10 wins on the season. It was a victory that became harder than it needed to be, but it became a showcase of the Dodgers’ depth in the process. Their $23 million per year closer melted down, so they rode an offensive explosion from the No. 5 and No. 9 hitters.



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