After a clutch-filled 2025 postseason, Freddie Freeman enters spring training fully healthy and showing some of the best swing mechanics of his career, raising expectations for the 36-year-old Dodgers star.
Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman recorded his 560th career double during a multi-hit performance against the San Diego Padres, tying him for 30th on MLB’s all-time list.
Freddie Freeman’s leadership and consistent performance have cemented his role as the Los Angeles Dodgers’ cornerstone, with both player and organization committed to a shared future.
Despite early offensive inconsistency and a series loss to the Guardians, Freddie Freeman remains confident the Los Angeles Dodgers will find their rhythm as the season progresses.
Los Angeles Dodgers star Freddie Freeman has withdrawn from the 2026 World Baseball Classic, citing personal reasons, leaving Team Canada to adjust its roster ahead of the tournament.
At 36, Freddie Freeman remains one of baseball’s most reliable postseason performers, combining veteran experience with an unrelenting drive to improve.