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Freddie Freeman leaves game after falling into Royals dugout

Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman fell directly into the Kansas City Royals dugout in the top of the eighth inning trying to catch a foul popup, and left the game after the defensive inning. Royals left fielder Isaac Collins lofted a pop up into foul territory on the first base side, and Freeman tracked it […]

Freddie Freeman leaves game after falling into Royals dugout

Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman was injured during a game against the Kansas City Royals when he fell into the Royals' dugout while attempting to catch a foul pop-up in the eighth inning. The incident occurred when Royals left fielder Isaac Collins hit a pop-up into foul territory on the first base side, and Freeman, trying to catch it, found himself right at the opening in the dugout without a railing.

He tumbled down the steps and remained in the game to finish the inning on defense. However, he was subsequently pinch-hit for by Tommy Edman in the bottom of the eighth inning, with Kiké Hernández taking over at first base in the ninth.

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