Freddie Freeman took an 88 mph sinker off his left wrist, looked down at his hands and slowly began making his way toward the home dugout. The Dodgers were already concerned to see their star first baseman get hit on the wrist,

The Dodgers are breathing a sigh of relief after X-rays on All-Star first baseman Freddie Freeman's injured wrist came back negative.

Los Angeles Dodgers' first baseman Freddie Freeman has struggled since the start of June, but his manager Dave Roberts is not worried about the nine-time All-Star.

Freddie Freeman dealt with his fair share of aches and pains in the first half. But lately, not much has bothered the star first baseman more than his swing. That even rang true Sunday, when Freeman t