The Los Angeles Dodgers are expected to consider an infielder trade at the deadline after their third baseman was hurt.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers' biggest enemy this season has been the health of their own players. They recently lost Max Muncy, ...

After Max Munch got injured in early July, it was speculated he wouldn't return to action for 6 weeks, but now, it might be closer to 4.

Muncy (knee) took batting batting practice on the field Tuesday, Jack Harris of the Los Angeles Times reports.

If Muncy comes out of that without any hiccups, he could be cleared to begin a rehab assignment. The veteran third baseman has recovered from a left knee bone bruise more quickly than expected and is ...

Max Muncy was initially expected to miss roughly six weeks with his left knee bone bruise, but the Dodgers are striking a ...

Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy revealed how close he was to serious injury in July 2's game against the Chicago ...

Max Muncy is slated to come back from a bone bruise in his knee this season. But Muncy may not be the same player for some ...

Muncy isn't the shiny or new option to man third base in Los Angeles in 2026 — particularly in light of his recent knee ...

Max Muncy agrees with Orel Hershiser that it looked like Astros knew what pitches were coming from the Dodgers, but he says it wasn't because of cheating.

Max Muncy gets a gift two-run single when Rockies lose the ball in the rain, then hits a grand slam to pace Dodgers' rout.