The Los Angeles Dodgers shouldn’t be anticipating to get third baseman Max Muncy again anytime quickly.

The 33-year-old infielder was initially positioned on the 60-day injured record again in May with an indirect damage. Now, it looks as if it would take him longer than the minimal 60 days to make his return to the sector. Since Muncy continues to be coping with soreness in his indirect, his restoration has slowed and he’s not anticipated to return till fairly a bit after the All-Star break.

As of Sunday, Muncy isn’t swinging a bat. The sequence of matches and begins that has outlined his rehab to date make it unclear if or when he’ll return to the Dodgers’ energetic roster.

Muncy final performed again on May 15, when he notched one RBI in three at-bats. The two-time All-Star has slashed .223/.323/.475 with 31 hits, 24 runs, 9 dwelling runs, and 28 RBIs in 40 video games this season.

The Dodgers have managed with out Muncy over these final couple of months, utilizing a mix of gamers to switch him at third base. Cavan Biggio, Chris Taylor, Miguel Rojas, and Kiké Hernández have every stuffed in for Muncy throughout his absence, however nobody has been as constant within the lineup.

The left aspect of the Dodgers’ infield has secure defensively regardless of the accidents to Muncy and shortstop Mookie Betts, who has a fractured hand. Rojas has held down the shortstop place nicely within the absence of Betts. Third base has been much less constant with out Muncy. Through Tuesday, Dodgers third basemen have a collective 0 DRS (Defensive Runs Saved), completely consistent with league common.

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