"I love being here. I'm from Southern California. I've had a great time. The fans, you guys treat me great. Everyone's treating my family good. So that's out of my control. I'm not worried about another contract, not going to bring it up, not going to talk about it. I got two years left. I'm just an employee. I just do my job, and if they want me back, they want me back."
"Well, I just think because in that fourth year, I turn 40. I just talked to David (Vassegh) for the radio interview, and I said, four is just a number that's floated. Is it less? Is it more? I don't know. But that's just where I'm kind of at. I feel good right now. So that was just floated because that would be an even 20 years."
Freddie Freeman is entering his fifth year with the Los Angeles Dodgers after signing a six-year, $162 million deal in free agency following his departure from the Atlanta Braves. He has two years remaining on his Dodgers contract but has expressed a desire to finish his career in Los Angeles. Freeman is not focused on negotiating a new contract and plans to continue performing for the team. He hopes to play four more seasons to retire at age 40, which would total 20 MLB seasons. If he plays four more seasons and stays healthy, he could have a chance to reach 3,000 career hits.
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