Freddie Freeman, Will Smith, and Max Muncy are not showing their typical power this season, with only six home runs combined. Lacking consistency impacts their power hitting abilities.
Freeman is known for his doubles rather than home runs, with 322 career home runs but only three seasons of 30+ homers. Smith excels at making contact, with 92 home runs and 88 doubles since his 2019 debut.
Muncy is an all-or-nothing hitter with more strikeouts than hits. His run production is tied to his home run hitting, having driven in a career-high 105 runs last season with 36 home runs.
Doug McKain pointed out the lack of power in the middle of the Dodgers' lineup after a recent loss, stressing the need for more power output especially from Freeman and Smith.
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