Max Muncy Breaks Dodgers Postseason Home Run Record, Reflects on October Success

Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Max Muncy made franchise history in NLCS Game 2, hitting his 14th career postseason home run with a 412-foot solo shot off Freddy Peralta, breaking the record he previously shared with Justin Turner and Corey Seager. This record-setting blast extended the Dodgers' lead in their 5-1 victory. Muncy, who also holds the Dodgers record with 60 career postseason walks, expressed pride in the achievement, emphasizing the importance of playing meaningful October baseball. He nearly set the record in Game 1 with a deep drive that resulted in an unusual 8-6-2 double play after center fielder Sal Frelick's attempt.