Freddie Freeman says his ankle sprain is worst injury he's ever tried to play through

Freddie Freeman is determined to play through his right-ankle sprain, an injury that doctors advised would keep him out for four to six weeks, stating, "I'm going to try to do this in a week and play." He has committed himself to the challenge, stating that he feels good and has benefited immensely from the training staff's support. The risk of injury is acknowledged as he speaks candidly about the limitations that this condition brings.

Freeman’s journey through durability allows him to reflect on his career, with an impressive run of playing in 162 games twice, and through injuries like a broken finger. His determination is evident as he acknowledges the tough nuances of playing injured, saying, "There are certain plays, like slowing down and stuff ... but I feel much better than I have the last couple of days."

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