In the Dodgers’ 12-6 win over the St. Louis Cardinals, Muncy officially christened his comeback with a four-for-five, four-RBI performance that included a pair of no-doubt home runs off Miles Mikolas — picking up almost exactly where he left off before suffering a July 2 knee injury that he feared would end his season.

It wouldn't be surprising to see the Los Angeles Dodgers in the mix to sign a projected $300M Japanese superstar to replace their longtime third baseman.

The veteran third baseman feared he had a season-ending knee injury, but he was back on Monday, just a little more than a month later. Tommy Edman lands on the IL with a sprained right ankle.