Freeman Day-to-Day After Dugout Fall, Thursday Status Unclear
The Dodgers first baseman tumbled down steps chasing a foul ball, leaving him sore in multiple areas. Manager Dave Roberts called him day-to-day.
Freddie Freeman fell down dugout steps at Dodger Stadium while chasing a foul ball in the eighth inning Wednesday. He reported soreness in his kneecaps, shoulder, hand, and wrist but did not undergo imaging. Manager Dave Roberts labeled him day-to-day and said the team would monitor him Thursday morning. Roberts had already planned to give Freeman Friday off, limiting his availability to one game before a scheduled rest day.
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