Dodgers 'Dodge a Bullet' After 10-Time All-Star Tumbles Into Dugout
Summary
Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman fell into the Kansas City Royals' dugout while trying to catch a foul ball but avoided serious injury. Freeman experienced soreness in several areas but hopes to play in the next game.Key Facts
- Freddie Freeman tumbled into the opposing team's dugout during a game on August 12.
- He was replaced as a batter later in the game due to the injury.
- Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Freeman is sore in his hand, knee, foot, and shoulder but escaped a serious injury.
- Freeman did not get x-rays and hopes to play in the next game against the Milwaukee Brewers.
- The soreness mainly affects the right side of his body, which he used to break his fall.
- Freeman is having a strong season with a batting average of .306 and 15 home runs.
- He made his 10th National League All-Star team this season.
- He has played almost all games this season, with only one player having more game appearances.
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