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This ridiculous stat cements Kiké Hernández's status as a postseason marvel.

Katrina Stebbins highlights Kiké Hernández's remarkable postseason record after his two-run home run helped the Los Angeles Dodgers defeat the Atlanta Braves 3-1 in Game 3 of the NLDS. The blast was the 17th postseason home run of his career, placing him alongside MLB legends David Ortiz, Jim Thome, and Aaron Judge on the all-time playoff leaderboard.
Despite an injury-shortened regular season where Hernández played just 41 games, Stebbins argues that his history of October dominance justifies the Dodgers continually re-signing him. His postseason success also includes a stellar 2021 run with the Boston Red Sox, cementing his reputation as an elite playoff performer.
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