Andy Pages joins Max Muncy in rare Dodgers' power feat

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Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Andy Pages swung for the fences thrice in Wednesday's 11-2 win against the Houston Astros. With this career performance, he joins Max Muncy in an incredible feat in the 2026 season.

With three men on in the third inning, Pages pulled Lance McCullers Jr.'s pitch into the left field stands of Daikin Park for his first homer of the day. He hit his second home run of the day, pulling the breaking ball of Jason Alexander for a two-run shot in the fifth inning. His final home run was a solo missile in the ninth inning, as he crushed Cesar Salazar's eephus for his third home run and eighth of the season.

The only other player in the current Dodgers lineup who has hit three home runs in a single game this season is Muncy. The third baseman accomplished this feat on April 10 against the Texas Rangers when he blasted three home runs, including a walk-off in the ninth inning. It was the second 3-home run game of his career. Meanwhile, for Pages, this is first.

Andy Pages joins his @Dodgers teammate Max Muncy as the only players to hit 3 homers in a game this season! pic.twitter.com/xMACpHTZnz

— MLB (@MLB) May 6, 2026

Pages' monstrous night, coupled with a stellar outing from the Dodgers' bullpen, ensured a landslide victory and series win on the road. The improved 23-14 Dodgers now travel back home to host the Atlanta Braves next.

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This is MVP-level production and a big reason why the Dodgers are doing so well on offense. He has shown improved plate discipline and elite contact hitting. He's making it known that center field is his for the rest of the season.

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