Freddie Freeman 'Day to Day' for Dodgers With Latest Injury
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Freddie Freeman, the Dodgers' first baseman, was unexpectedly absent from the lineup during a recent game against the Braves due to a mishap in the shower that aggravated his previously injured ankle. Manager Dave Roberts confirmed the injury caused swelling, rendering Freeman unable to play, despite his desire to participate. He is being monitored daily and considered day-to-day. Freeman has been struggling with injuries recently, already having missed games due to rib discomfort and an ankle sprain that required surgery. His commitment to playing through pain is evident, yet his current condition necessitates caution.
Freddie had a little mishap in the shower, entering the bathtub, which caused his ankle to swell. Not able to play tonight.
Freeman wanted to play, but after assessing the situation, we decided it was best for him to recuperate before playing tomorrow.
He feels that he could go out there and play, but just considering the upside and downside, we chose to let him recover today.
Freeman's history with injuries has made it hard for him; he understands he won't be 100 percent, but he’s willing to play through pain.
Read at Dodgers Nation
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