Freeman, the star first baseman of the Dodgers, has had successful ankle surgery and is on track for a full recovery in time for spring training, with no expected impact on the 2025 regular season.
After overcoming the pain during the playoff run, Freeman underwent ankle surgery during the offseason, performed by Dr. Kenneth Jung. The procedure involved debridement and the removal of loose bodies. Freeman is expected to be ready for spring training and won't miss any of the 2025 regular season due to the surgery.
The 35-year-old injured his ankle while running the bases against the San Diego Padres in late September and missed the team's final series of the regular season but returned for the postseason, despite some discomfort
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