Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy, who recently suffered a left-hand contusion after being hit by a pitch, has shown significant signs of recovery. Following the incident, Muncy underwent X-rays, which returned negative, confirming no broken bones. The team's management, including Manager Dave Roberts, has expressed optimism regarding Muncy's condition, noting his participation in batting practice. Roberts anticipates Muncy's return to the lineup for the upcoming Saturday game. Additionally, Muncy made a notable appearance in split-squad games against the Cubs at Camelback Ranch, further indicating his readiness to resume play.
Max Muncy with a SHOT https://t.co/tEKWPbrcle
Max Muncy back in #Dodgers lineup for split-squad games vs. #Cubs at Camelback Ranch. https://t.co/40nqCUpIA0
#Dodgers 3B Max Muncy, who suffered a bruised left hand when he was hit by a pitch the other day, took batting practice today, and MGR Dave Roberts expects him to return to the lineup on Saturday.
X-rays come back negative on Max Muncy's left hand https://t.co/M8HM4vot4p
Max Muncy day-to-day with left hand contusion https://t.co/uFWxfJMNUp
Per Dodgers PR, Max Muncy has a left-hand contusion. So no broken bone https://t.co/2Qf5HtZMIQ
Max Muncy is on his way to have X-Rays on his left hand after being hit by a pitch in his first AB today. #Dodgers
Good sign from Max Muncy more than anything, tbh. https://t.co/edztm2bK8N