For the uninitiated, the Dodgers employ a man named Max Muncy, and the Athletics employ a man named Max Muncy. And they have a crazy amount of stuff in common. About the only thing these two don't have in common is their blood. Dodgers' Max Muncy isn't related to Athletics' Max Muncy.

Muncy is currently playing out the second year of a two-year contract extension. The Dodgers hold a team option for 2026 at $10 million. There's a strong chance he will never wear

Dodgers’ Muncy Makes It Clear He Wants To Retire in Los Angeles originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Since joining the Dodgers in 2018 after spending 2015 and 2016 with the Oakland Athletics, Muncy has transformed into an elite power hitter and two-time World Series champion.

Los Angeles Dodgers veteran Max Muncy picks up offensive game after wearing glasses, stresses his desire to retire with the team.

Max Muncy's clutch home run and bat flip send social media into a frenzy after a dramatic Dodgers win over the Mets.

Max Muncy continues to struggle for the Los Angeles Dodgers, and he could be the next player on the chopping block if it continues ahead of the trade deadline.

Despite the growing noise around the matchup between Dodgers and Padres, Max Muncy believes the LA team has only one rival.

Max Muncy homered twice, including a tying shot in the ninth inning, and Freddie Freeman doubled home the winning run in the 10th to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers over the New York Mets 6-5.

This is Max Muncy at his best, wielding his silver bat and singular control of the strike zone while showing the ability to blast the ball out of the ballpark. With his work complete, he will often toss the bat away in near disgust.

Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Max Muncy has proven himself once again this season in a major way. The revitalized version of the previously slumping third baseman has an OPS of 1.026 in the last 20 games while hitting .