Edwin Díaz’s third blown save in a week soured a night on which Max Muncy became Dodger Stadium’s all-time home run leader. The three-time All-Star closer, who established himself with the Seattle Mariners before standing out with the New York Mets, has floundered in his first season in Los Angeles with the Dodgers.
Following four consecutive seasons with 20-plus saves — not counting the 2023 campaign he missed with a knee injury he suffered while celebrating at that year’s World Baseball Classic — the 32-year-old Díaz missed three-plus months with a right elbow issue that required surgery early in the 2026 season and has registered only six…
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