"Freddie Freeman's Attempt to Quell Dodgers' Storm Falls Flat" As the Los Angeles Dodgers continue to struggle, star first baseman Freddie Freeman has attempted to put a positive spin on the team's recent struggles. Following a tough loss at Wrigley Field, which marked the sixth consecutive defeat for the Dodgers, Freeman sought to downplay the severity of a hand injury that forced him to exit the game. However, his efforts to calm the waters may have fallen on deaf ears, as the team's season-long woes show no signs of abating. With back-to-back sweeps by the Cubs and Red Sox still fresh in their minds, the Dodgers will look to regroup and find a way to end their six-game losing streak.
Freddie Freeman was the one who tried hardest to calm the waters. In the wake of a loss Wednesday at Wrigley Field, which extended the Dodgers’ season-long losing streak to six games after back-to-back sweeps by the Cubs and Red Sox, Freeman first downplayed the severity of a hand injury that had knocked him out...
