The Dodgers lost 5-4 to the Brewers on Thursday, but Max Muncy made history with a three-run homer that marked his 131st at Dodger Stadium, surpassing Eric Karros for the most home runs in the venue’s 65-year history. Muncy, who joined the team on a minor-league contract a decade ago, has had a resurgence this season, hitting 23 home runs and batting above .250 for the first time since 2019. Despite a midsummer slump, he has recently found success, hitting 4-for-12 with seven RBIs in the current homestand. Karros, who was calling the game, celebrated Muncy’s achievement, acknowledging the unexpected nature of his rise to Dodger Stadium’s home run king.
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