Baseball season is upon us as Max Muncy and the Los Angeles Dodgers kicked off their preparations for the upcoming 162-game schedule. Amid the hectic schedule, the Dodgers infielder took time to enjoy time with family.Recently, Muncy spent some time with her daughter Sophie at a golf center. His wife, Kellie, shared glimpses of the father-daughter golf lesson on Instagram. In the photos, Muncy can be seen giving a swing lesson to her daughter, making it an adorable moment."Proud dad moment," Kellie wrote in her story. "That's my girl."Max Muncy teaches Golf to SophieMuncy and Kellie are parents to a daughter and a son. Sophie was born on July 23, 2021, and their son named Wyatt James was born on April 24, 2023.Earlier this offseason, Max Muncy agreed to a two-year, $24 million contract with the Dodgers. Despite a dismal .212 2023 season, his 36 homers were enough to convince the Dodgers to bring him back.Max Muncy on 'Beat LA' chantAn historic offseason saw the Dodgers splurge over a billion dollars to acquire stars like Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Tyler Glasnow among many others. This led to the Dodgers emerging as a team to beat this season, resulting in a famous 'Beat LA' chant among MLB fans.Recently, Max Muncy appeared on Foul Territory to address the chant:“I figured you guys were gonna bring that up. You know Mookie tossed that out there. Yeah, I will just leave Mookie’s quote alone. But I mean I will say everywhere we go, there is always a 'Beat LA' chant. I don't know if they're doing that chant for other teams.“So it's something that we're kind of used to. I think it kinda comes with the territory having the success that we have had, you know be in the market that we are, I think teams who just wanna beat us.”With an inspired effort to bring in big guns, followed by a negative postseason narrative, the Dodgers are set to form a dynasty in the coming years.