As a left-handed slugger with spectacular plate self-discipline, Dodgers infield prospect Michael Busch has drawn comparisons to Max Muncy, so it is solely becoming that with Muncy heading to the paternity record, L.A. is looking up its No. 3 prospect to switch him, as sources advised MLB.com's Juan Toribio on Monday. The crew has not introduced the transaction.

Busch, whom MLB Pipeline ranks because the No. 48 general prospect, is hitting .337 with two homers and a .967 OPS in 21 video games with Triple-A Oklahoma City. With Muncy set to overlook a most of three video games on the paternity record, the Dodgers are hoping Busch can assist fill the facility hole within the lineup, as Muncy leads the Majors with 11 dwelling runs.

The Dodger open up a three-game sequence in Pittsburgh on Tuesday after an off-day on Monday.

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