Freeman Likely to Be Ready for Tokyo Series After Testing Ankle

Reigning World Series MVP Freddie Freeman took to the field for the first time this spring to test his surgically repaired right ankle, and the reports were overwhelmingly positive. Freeman ran drills and came into Friday morning feeling good, according to Dodgers manager Dave Roberts. Roberts expressed optimism about Freeman's recovery, indicating that there's a strong possibility he'll be back in action next week. Freeman has set his sights on being ready for Opening Day in the Tokyo Series on March 18, and his progress is trending in the right direction.
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Manager Dave Roberts remains confident in Freeman's readiness for Opening Day, noting that his recovery has been progressing as expected. "I think that is still going to happen," Roberts stated, affirming Freeman's goal of playing in the Tokyo Series. As Freeman continues to make strides in his rehabilitation, the Dodgers are hopeful that their star player will be back on the field, contributing to the team's success from the start of the season.