Muncy Hits Record 14th Playoff Home Run for Dodgers
Oct 15, 2025, 01:34 AM ET MILWAUKEE — Max Muncy made history for the Los Angeles Dodgers by hitting his 14th career postseason home run. This achievement took place during Game 2 of the National League Championship Series against the Milwaukee Brewers. Muncy’s 412-foot homer sailed over the center-field wall in the sixth inning, setting a new franchise record previously tied with Justin Turner and Corey Seager.
Muncy’s Historic Home Run
The significant solo shot came off Brewers starter Freddy Peralta, expanding Los Angeles’ lead to 3-1. The Dodgers ultimately secured a 5-1 victory, gaining a 2-0 advantage in the best-of-seven series. Muncy expressed pride in breaking the record, emphasizing the honor of playing for a historic franchise like the Dodgers.
A Glorious Achievement
“It means a lot to me,” stated Muncy. He acknowledged the prestige of playing lasting October baseball, highlighting the importance of pursuing a World Series title each year.
Max Muncy’s Postseason Journey
| Player | Postseason Games |
|---|---|
| Max Muncy | 70 |
| Justin Turner | 86 |
| Corey Seager | 61 |
The Game 2 home run was a significant milestone in Muncy’s 70-game postseason run with the Dodgers. Turner and Seager have also had notable postseason appearances, with Turner playing 86 games between 2014-2022 and Seager participating in 61 games from 2015 to 2021.
Close Call in Game 1
Muncy almost exceeded this record in Game 1 with a near grand slam. His impressive drive ended in an unusual 8-6-2 double play, impressively caught by Brewers’ center fielder Sal Frelick.
Muncy’s Perspective
Muncy believed Frelick initially caught the ball, but later confirmed his lucky escape. “I definitely thought he got it,” reflected Muncy, recalling the close call.
In addition to his home run prowess, Muncy also holds the Dodgers’ record with 60 career postseason walks, reinforcing his valuable contribution during playoff games.
