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Max Muncy ties franchise record in Dodgers' loss to Mariners

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Last updated Jul 29, 2026

Max Muncy ties franchise record in Dodgers' loss to Mariners

Summary

Max Muncy hit a solo home run in the fifth inning to tie Eric Karros' franchise record with 130 home runs at Dodger Stadium. Despite this, the Dodgers fell to the Seattle Mariners 7-6, allowing five home runs, the most they've given up this season. Shohei Ohtani opened scoring for the Dodgers with a leadoff homer, but the Mariners answered with three home runs against Justin Wrobleski. The Dodgers briefly led 5-4 before Dominic Canzone’s two-run homer in the eighth inning secured the victory for Seattle. The Dodgers missed key opportunities, failing to capitalize on bases loaded scenarios twice. The loss leaves them needing to improve in high-pressure situations.

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By the Numbers

•Muncy's homer ties franchise record for Dodger Stadium.
•Wrobleski gives up four homers in his start.
•Dodgers had bases loaded twice but only scored once.
•Canzone hits two home runs, including the game-winner.
•Ohtani goes 3-for-4 with a leadoff home run.

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6:11 AMYahoo Sports — Max Muncy ties historic mark, but it wasn’t enough in Dodgers’ loss to Mariners

What they're saying

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Shohei Ohtani hit the night’s first home run. Max Muncy belted the one with the most historical significance. But neither homer led to a Dodgers win.
— Yahoo Sports

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