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LOS ANGELES -- They wore black T-shirts commemorating their return to the National League Championship Series and congregated in front of the Dodger Stadium pitcher's mound Friday night, in prime position for a team photograph. But it quickly became clear that someone was missing. And so roughly 70 members of the 2024 Los Angeles Dodgers -- players, coaches, trainers, doctors, clubbies -- chanted for him in unison.
Fre-ddie! Fre-ddie! Fre-ddie!
Freddie Freeman emerged from an interview and hobbled over, lifting both arms to the sky before plopping down in front of them.