The Los Angeles Dodgers are playing great baseball right now, sporting a 35-23 record that’s tied for the best in the National League. Despite some key losses from the 111-win 2022 team, this year’s squad is picking up right where last year’s team left off in the regular season, and is even averaging 5.6 runs per game, which is better than the historic 5.2 runs per game they averaged last year.
This year’s squad is a perfect mix of veterans and young players, and the bond they’ve created just over two months into the year is unmatched. Ahead of the Dodgers’ 8-4 win over the Yankees on Friday night, reigning National League Player of the Month Freddie Freeman talked about the incredible bond this team has created just two-plus months into the year.