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MLB·ANALYSIS·October 3, 2026 06:25 PM ET

Kyle Tucker and Max Muncy reach 27 combined postseason home runs

Tucker hit a 408-foot, two-run blast in the sixth inning.

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Big time moments. Big time players. Kyle Tucker and Max Muncy have a combined 27 home runs in their Postseason careers Via @MLB on X

What happened: Kyle Tucker and Max Muncy have accumulated 27 combined career postseason home runs. The duo reached the milestone during the opening weekend of the 2026 playoffs.

Why it matters: The tandem provides a critical power foundation for the Dodgers in October. The mark comes shortly after Tucker launched a two-run homer that extended a sixth-inning lead to 4-1.

By the numbers: Tucker's latest postseason drive traveled 408 feet. The teammates previously showcased their combined power when Muncy and Tucker hit back-to-back home runs on Sept. 19.

What to watch: Los Angeles will rely on the pair's established October track record to advance through the postseason bracket.

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