MLB Rumors: Dodgers Making ‘Strong Push’ To Sign Freddie Freeman

Freeman has spent his 12-year MLB career with the Braves

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Mar 11, 2022

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      The Dodgers reportedly already locked up ace Clayton Kershaw, but could they be looking to add even more star power?

      Los Angeles reportedly is making a "strong push" to sign first baseman Freddie Freeman, according to MLB Network's Jon Morosi, who cited Major League Baseball sources. Morosi also reported there is a multi-year deal on the table for Freeman and that talks are "intensifying."

      The 32-year-old has spent his entire 12-year MLB career with the Atlanta Braves, winning the National League MVP Award in 2020 and winning the World Series in 2021.

      Freeman is a five-time All-Star and signing with the Dodgers would bring him back to his home state of California.

      Let the offseason frenzy truly begin.

      Thumbnail photo via John David Mercer/USA TODAY Sports Images
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