Max Muncy Becomes a Dodgers Legend
Max Muncy has cemented his place in the Los Angeles Dodgers' postseason history with a record-breaking home run in NLCS Game 2.
The Dodgers have a rich postseason history, dating back to their origins in Brooklyn, with many legendary players contributing to their success.
However, it is Max Muncy who now holds the team's playoff home run record, surpassing previous holders with his 14th postseason home run.
With a 412-foot shot at 109.6 miles per hour, Muncy sealed the deal, clearing the wall and etching his name in the Dodgers' record book.
This achievement comes after Muncy narrowly missed the record in Game 1 of the NLCS.
Author's summary: Max Muncy sets Dodgers postseason home run record.
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