Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman is getting real about his “trying” year as 3-year-old son Max’s health battle continues. “Every day it’s a mental grind,” Freddie, 35, told The New York Times in an interview published on Thursday.

If the Los Angeles Dodgers were hoping for a positive sign about Freddie Freeman’s sprained right ankle on Thursday, they got one. As they opened their simulated game, Freeman was in the lineup. With an uneasy gait,

The Los Angeles Dodgers provided an optimistic update regarding their All-Star first baseman on Wednesday afternoon. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts shared that Freddie Freeman has been hitting in the batting cage and is expected to face live pitching on either Thursday or Friday.

Freddie Freeman‘s recent injury has sparked concern among MLB fans about his return. The Dodgers’ star first baseman sprained his ankle in a game, raising questions about how long he might be sidelined.

Freddie Freeman of the LA Dodgers shared a heartwarming update about his 3-year-old son, Maximus "Max" Freeman. The 35-year-old first baseman and his wife, Chelsea, took to Instagram on Thursday, September 26 to share a video of their son.

The Los Angeles Dodgers received encouraging news about first baseman Freddie Freeman’s injury status, hinting at a potential return in time for the postseason. Dodgers General Manager Brandon Gomes provided a positive update on Freeman’s recovery from a recent injury that had sidelined him,

Dodgers star first baseman Freddie Freeman, during a groundout in the bottom of the seventh inning, twisted his right ankle and landed awkwardly as he attempted to avoid a tag by Padres first baseman Luis Arraez while running to first base.

One could practically hear a collective groan go up throughout Dodgers' fandom during LA's series finale against the Padres last week, when Freddie Freeman stumbled across first base and down the right field line trying to evade a tag,