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Freddie Freeman Maps Four-Year Finish, Says He Wants To Retire as a Dodger

He remains under contract through 2027 with no extension yet.

Overview

  • Freeman told reporters he hopes to play roughly four more seasons to about age 40 and end his career in Los Angeles.
  • He said he will prepare to play all 162 regular-season games in 2026.
  • His spring plan targets a debut in the Dodgers’ fourth Cactus League game on Tuesday against Cleveland and a total of 47 plate appearances.
  • After dealing with a surgically repaired right ankle in 2025, he reported a rehab-free offseason and expects improved defense this year.
  • He acknowledged he won’t press for a new deal, while president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman publicly expressed hope Freeman finishes his career with the Dodgers.