Incredible Bobby Miller Update, Freddie Freeman Huge Step, Ex-LA Outfielder Foregoing Retirement
The Los Angeles Dodgers received a positive update following an extremely scary incident from up-and-coming right-hander Bobby Miller. After taking a 105.5 mph line drive to the head a few days ago during L.A.’s Cactus League opener, he revealed a huge step he has taken to get back on the field.
Thankfully, this was not the only positive injury news of the day as manager Dave Roberts revealed that October legend Freddie Freeman will make his Cactus League debut this week.
And finally in non-current-team news, one of the Dodgers’ former outfielders ditched his retirement plans and is heading to the American League to keep his professional baseball career going.
Here’s all the latest Dodgers news and stories (click the headline for the full article):
Dodgers’ Bobby Miller Already Taking Massive Step in Recovery After Scary Injury
Freddie Freeman’s Cactus League Debut After Injury Revealed by Dodgers Manager
Former Dodgers Outfielder Foregoes Retirement, Joins AL West Club
Dodgers Named Potential Landing Spot for $275 Million All-Star in Blockbuster Trade
Shohei Ohtani Takes Big Step in Throwing Progression for Dodgers
Dodgers Predicted to Have 4 All-Stars in 2025, With a Few Major Omissions
ESPN Analyst Reveals Why Dodgers’ $182 Million Pitcher is Going to Thrive in LA
Dodgers’ Dustin May Breaks Silence Following First Game Back vs Padres
Dodgers’ Hyeseong Kim Could Win Platinum Glove Award, Says Miguel Rojas
Mookie Betts Already Making Huge Impact on Dodgers Top Prospect Josue De Paula
