Notes of Dodgers: Freddie Freeman reveals the retirement time bar, great injury updates, Andrew Friedman speaks injuries

The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 3-1 on Wednesday evening when they improved to 31: 19 a year.

In other messages, Freddie Freeman recently spoke about what a potential retirement time bar would look like. The veteran has shown by consistency and countless coupling moments that it has a lot left in the tank, but exceeds a few objects from his checklist before everything is said and done.

Unfortunately there were some of the brightest stars from LA on the squad a few bleak injury updates. The team was hit by countless injuries this season and shows some areas that are very detailed.

As for the Pitching injuries, Andrew Friedman spoke about the constant complaints that the Pitching service plan goes through. The 14 jugs that are currently up to date on the night keep him up to date while he is trying to find solutions.

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