Max Muncy Expected To Miss Six Weeks With Bone Bruise
Briefly

Muncy sustained a left knee injury during a collision, resulting in a bone bruise. He expects to be out for about six weeks, but initial fears of ligament damage were unfounded. His recent performance has been strong, hitting .282 with 12 home runs since May, minimizing the likelihood of the Dodgers trading for a third baseman. In his absence, Miguel Rojas will start at third base, with Hyeseong Kim and Enrique Hernández likely filling in. The Dodgers also acquired CJ Alexander for additional corner infield depth at Triple-A.
Muncy was diagnosed with a bone bruise and expects to be out for roughly six weeks after an injury sustained during a collision with Michael A. Taylor.
Initial fears about ligament damage were proven unfounded, allowing the Dodgers to retain their plans without seeking a third baseman, given Muncy's expected return.
Since the beginning of May, Muncy has excelled, hitting .282 with 12 home runs, a significant improvement from his .194 season average.
Miguel Rojas is set to start at third base in Muncy's absence, while Hyeseong Kim and Enrique Hernández will also share the position.
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