>Muncy and Smith gone
>Dodgers can't win a game to save their life
>Ohtani in the lineup everyday
>Still can't win a game
Nice "MVP" you got there, dodgers. We know who the real driving force of the team is

>Ohtani still in the lineup
>Dodgers keep losing
>Ohtani leaves the lineup for a couple days
>Dodgers suddenly break a slump
Meanwhile
>Muncy in the lineup
>Dodgers play well
>Muncy out of the lineup
>Dodgers go sub .500
It's clear who the Dodgers REAL MVP is

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Hey guys, Max Muncy here, I think I'm gonna hit up Baskin Robbins to reward myself for having such a good game today, then I'll head to Panda Express to celebrate a Dodger win, then I think I'll make sure to get my free jumbo jack for Dodger pitching, might even get a second one just for being so proud of my guy Clayton. I almost forgot, I have to pick up a Dodger dog on my way out of the stadium too!

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He's about to get a nice lil payday, he'll be earning the equivalent of his minor league monthly salary each day he's on the roster, so that makes me happy.

btw, Max Muncy was 27 235D when the Dodgers called him up. (tbf he had played in the MLB previously for the Athletics but he was beyond horrible (.206/.186 avg & .660/.565 OPS for 2015/16) and subsequently released during 2017 spring training.

Dodgers signed him for absolutely nothing to a minor league deal and he became a monster at 27. I think there's still gas in the tank for some of these older guys, you never know how they'll play once they hit the big leagues. I hope some of the guys called up end up mainstays, especially the ones that have been grinding year in and out.