Max Muncy thought his season was over after Chicago White Sox outfielder Michael A. Taylor collided into him while attempting to steal third base.
“As I was laying there on the ground that night, I thought for sure, ‘This is it,’” Muncy said. “At that time, obviously, you have a million things that start going through your mind (and) they’re all the worst. It’s hard to stay positive in a moment like that.”
While Muncy was laying on the floor, the Los Angeles Dodgers also feared the two-time National League All-Star third baseman was out for the season.