Freddie Freeman

36-Year-Old First Baseman1B

Los Angeles Dodgers

2025 Stats

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.295

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2026 Fantasy Outlook

Freeman reflected back on his 2024 season and liked it so much, he replicated most of it in 2025. It is uncanny how similar many of his statistics are between the two seasons. He remains a five-category producer from first base, although his days of stealing double-digit bases are essentially over due to his age and the ankle concerns from 2024. He has now hit 20-plus homers in each of the last nine full seasons of baseball while driving in at least 70 runs and scoring at least 80 runs in each of those seasons. He hasn't hit below .275 since 2012 and has hit .295 or better in nine of the last 10 seasons. His 114.1 mph maxEV, 10.4 Barrel% and 45.7 HardHit% were all up from 2024 and in line with his career norms. The closest thing to a red flag is that Freeman's 13.4 percent swinging-strike rate and 20.4 percent strikeout rate were abnormally high, so he appears to be sacrificing a little contact for bat speed. Freeman has two more years on his contract with the Dodgers, and while age-related decline could come at any point for the 36-year-old, that possibility is sufficiently factored into his redraft cost. Read Past Outlooks

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