Max Muncy Becomes Dodgers Legend
Max Muncy has etched his name in the Los Angeles Dodgers' postseason record book with a big sixth-inning blast in NLCS Game 2.
The Dodgers have a long and storied postseason history, with many legendary players having donned the team's uniform. However, it is Max Muncy who now holds the team's playoff home run record.
As of October 14, Muncy has hit 14 postseason home runs, setting a new record for the team. His record-setting home run was a 412-foot shot that left his bat at 109.6 miles per hour.
With so many stars and so many trips to October, one would think that one of the club's legendary figures from the past might hold the team's playoff home run record.
Author's summary: Max Muncy sets Dodgers postseason home run record.
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