Freeman's Knee Improving as He Heats Up in NLDS
After dealing with a knee issue, Freddie Freeman reports improvement and is producing at a high level for the Dodgers in the NLDS.
Freddie Freeman had been managing a knee concern heading into the postseason, raising questions about his availability and effectiveness. He has since reported the knee is feeling better. Freeman has responded with strong offensive production early in the NLDS. His health status is an ongoing factor to monitor for the Dodgers' postseason run.
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