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Freddie Freeman Eyes Four More Seasons, Hopes to Retire With Dodgers

The first baseman is signed through 2027, meaning any finish in Los Angeles beyond that would require a new deal.

Overview

  • Dodgers president Andrew Friedman publicly said the club hopes Freeman ends his career in Los Angeles.
  • Freeman set a spring plan to debut in the fourth Cactus League game on Tuesday against the Guardians and target 47 plate appearances.
  • He stated a goal of playing all 162 regular-season games in 2026.
  • Freeman identified 3,000 career hits as a motivator, entering 2026 with 2,431 and needing 569 more to reach the milestone.
  • Analysts note his long-term fit could be complicated by Shohei Ohtani holding the designated hitter role, increasing the importance of Freeman’s defense at first base.