Source: New York Post
Max Muncy became the longest-tenured player on the Dodgers roster this winter, with his eight seasons surpassing all others in the wake of Clayton Kershaw’s retirement. And on the eve of spring training Thursday, the veteran third baseman ensured his time in Los Angeles will continue to last for at least a couple more seasons, agreeing to a one-year, $10 million contract extension with the team that also includes a $10 million club option for 2028. Max Muncy became the longest-tenured player on the Dodgers roster this winter, with his eight seasons surpassing all others in the wake of Clayton Kershaw’s retirement.
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