Dodgers Star Max Muncy Exits Game With Knee Injury Vs White Sox

Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy suffered a left knee injury during a collision while tagging out Michael A. Taylor on a steal attempt in the sixth inning of their game against the Chicago White Sox. Muncy collapsed in visible pain and required assistance to leave the field, with Enrique or Kiké Hernández replacing him at third base. This injury comes at a crucial time as Muncy had recently shown improved performance after adopting prescription eyeglasses, significantly boosting his batting stats. The Dodgers face a setback as they continue to deal with multiple injuries this season, and Muncy's absence could impact their efforts to stay atop the NL West. Meanwhile, Clayton Kershaw achieved a milestone by recording his 3,000th career strikeout during the same game, receiving a standing ovation despite the team's struggles. Both Muncy and Taylor were injured in the collision, with Taylor leaving the game with a bruised left trapezius.