On Wednesday, the Los Angeles Dodgers concluded their series with the Houston Astros (in Texas).
The Dodgers won by a score of 12-2.
Freddie Freeman finished with one hit and two walks.
Freeman Moves Ahead Of Derek Jeter On All-Time List
Freeman also made MLB history by moving ahead of New York Yankees legend Derek Jeter on the all-time walks list.
@RobBballHistory wrote: “Freddie Freeman recorded his 1,083rd career Walk, passing Hall of Famer Derek Jeter for 94th on the All Time Walks list.”
Freeman is in his fifth year playing for the Dodgers.
The future Hall of Famer is currently batting .279 with 39 hits, three home runs, 19 RBI’s and 13 runs in his first 35 games of the 2026 season.
Jack Harris of The California Post wrote (during Wednesday’s game): “Since this stance change yesterday, Freddie Freeman has roped a couple opposite-field doubles –– incld one to score Shohei Ohtani in today’s fourth inning It’s been a good sign for Freeman, who only had two oppo-doubles (and nine total opposite-field hits) previously this year”
Before the Dodgers, Freeman spent the first 12 years of his career with the Atlanta Braves.
The nine-time MLB All-Star has won three World Series Championships.
@DodgerInsider wrote during Wednesday’s game: “Freddie Freeman’s 10th double of the year and 19th RBI. He now has 557 career doubles and 1,341 RBI. Dodgers are up 7-1 in the fourth.”
Dodgers Right Now
The Dodgers are the first-place team in the National League West with a 23-14 record in 37 games.
They are 11-8 in the 19 games they have played on the road.
Following the Astros, the Dodgers will start their next series on Friday night when they return home to host the Atlanta Braves.
The franchise is looking to become the first MLB team since Jeter’s Yankees to win three straight titles.
Dodgers Star Freddie Freeman Moves Ahead Of Derek Jeter On All-Time MLB List