Dodgers Mired in 15-of-24 Skid as Freeman Urges Calm
Los Angeles has dropped 15 of its last 24 games, but first baseman Freddie Freeman insists the clubhouse remains confident in the team's ability to turn things around.
The Dodgers have lost 15 of their last 24 games, marking a significant stretch of poor performance for the defending champions. First baseman Freddie Freeman addressed the slump publicly, expressing confidence that the team is not panicking internally. The comment signals stable clubhouse morale despite the on-field struggles. The extended losing run is a notable contextual factor for any near-term Dodgers game projections.
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