Dodgers Notes: Max Muncy Injury Update, Will Smith Out Again, Tanner Scott Struggles Continue on Walk-Off Grand Slam

"The Los Angeles Dodgers lost to the San Francisco Giants, 5-1, on Friday night via a walk-off grand slam in the 10th inning against Tanner Scott. LA fell to 82-65 in devastating fashion and dropped the first of seven meetings against their NL West foe over the next 10 days. Scott gave up his 11th home run of the season on the grand slam. During the game, All-Star third baseman Max Muncy was forced to exit after getting hit by a pitch."

"In other news, All-Star catcher Will Smith didn't play on Friday, but was available off the bench. After a foul ball left him dealing with a right-hand contusion, the backstop missed his fourth straight game, but isn't going on the injured list. Additionally, the Washington Nationals are reportedly interested in poaching a member of the Dodgers front office. The member of Dodgers brass has a geographical link to the Nats and, of course, his stellar ability to scout."

"Finally, the city of San Francisco took a shot at the Dodgers by way of their transportation agency. The clever play on words and the color choice paired with the fact that LA is currently in the midst of a series with the Giants makes many believe that this is no coincidence. Here's all the latest Dodgers news and stories (click the headline for the full article): Dodgers' Max Muncy Exits Friday's Game vs Giants After Hit By Pitch, Dave Roberts Provides Update"

The Los Angeles Dodgers lost 5-1 to the San Francisco Giants on a walk-off grand slam in the 10th inning off Tanner Scott, who allowed his 11th homer. The loss dropped Los Angeles to 82-65 and opened a seven-game stretch against the NL West rival. All-Star third baseman Max Muncy was hit by a pitch and exited the game; manager Dave Roberts provided an update afterwards. All-Star catcher Will Smith did not play but remained available off the bench after suffering a right-hand contusion and will not be placed on the injured list. The Washington Nationals expressed interest in a Dodgers front-office member with geographic ties and strong scouting ability. San Francisco's transportation agency used a color-and-wordplay jab at the Dodgers during the series.

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