Dodgers’ Freddie Freeman says ankle is ‘good enough’ to play in NLDS against Padres
With 24 hours left before the Los Angeles Dodgers start their postseason run against the San Diego Padres, the All-Star first baseman said he feels “good enough” to play in Saturday’s Game 1 despite being just a week removed from severely spraining his right ankle.
Freeman, 35, authored a .282/.378/.476 batting line with 35 doubles and 22 home runs in 147 games this year. He has been one ...
Looking to bet on a home run hitter for the NLDS action in the MLB Playoffs on Sunday? After the new York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers took Game 1 of the respec ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers, Freddie Freeman included, will face Yu Darvish and the San Diego Padres on Sunday at 8:03 PM ET. The ...
Freddie Freeman risked it all in the bottom of the third inning of NLDS Game 1 against the San Diego Padres. The Dodgers star was given a five-percent chance to ...
Freeman has been sidelined by a severely sprained ankle but went through a full workout Friday and expects to play in Game 1 ...
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If the Los Angeles Dodgers were hoping for a positive sign about Freddie Freeman’s sprained right ankle on Thursday, they got ...
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