Why the Dodgers' Max Muncy has started wearing glasses in games: 'Anything that can help'

Max Muncy of the Los Angeles Dodgers, despite the team's strong record, faces struggles at the plate and is adapting to a condition he recently discovered—astigmatism in his right eye. This led him to wear prescription eyewear while playing, even though his vision is otherwise excellent. In a recent game, Muncy experienced a breakthrough after a significant home run drought, improving his offensive stats. His adjustments and new glasses demonstrate his determination to elevate his batting game this season amidst the challenges facing the team.

"If there's anything that can help out a little bit, I'll try it," Muncy said, emphasizing his willingness to adapt despite having excellent vision.

"The swing feels like it's getting closer and closer," said Muncy, reflecting optimism about his performance after recent adjustments and the introduction of glasses.

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