Freeman Reports Full-Body Soreness After Tumble Into Royals Dugout
The Dodgers first baseman took a scary fall into the opposing dugout and is being monitored for soreness, though he appeared in good spirits.
Freddie Freeman fell into the Kansas City Royals dugout while attempting to catch a foul ball. He described the aftermath as 'total body soreness,' raising short-term availability concerns. Freeman was smiling and did not immediately go on the injured list, but the incident warrants monitoring. His day-to-day status could affect Dodgers lineup decisions in upcoming games.
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