First baseman Freddie Freeman, who sprained his right ankle while running through first base last Thursday, is expected to be in the Game 1 lineup Saturday, though he acknowledged

With 24 hours left before the Los Angeles Dodgers start their postseason run against the San Diego Padres, the All-Star first baseman said he feels “good enough” to play in Saturday’s Game 1 despite being just a week removed from severely spraining his right ankle.

Freeman has been sidelined by a severely sprained ankle but went through a full workout Friday and expects to play in Game 1 on Saturday.

Freddie Freeman was still favoring his tender ankle Friday, but Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said, "I don't doubt that he'll be ready to go" for Saturday's Game 1 against the Padres.

The Los Angeles Dodgers, Freddie Freeman included, will take on Dylan Cease and the San Diego Padres on Saturday at 8:38 PM ET. The clubs will take the field for NLDS Game 1.Find odds, stats, and

If the Los Angeles Dodgers were hoping for a positive sign about Freddie Freeman’s sprained right ankle on Thursday, they got one. As they opened their simulated game, Freeman was in the lineup. With an uneasy gait,

Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman was asked Friday whether his ailing right ankle would allow him to play in the National League Division Series opener on Saturday against

As the Dodgers gear up for the NLDS, Freddie Freeman remains a question mark for the opening series for the club.

Dodgers star first baseman Freddie Freeman, during a groundout in the bottom of the seventh inning, twisted his right ankle and landed awkwardly as he attempted to avoid a tag by Padres first baseman Luis Arraez while running to first base.