Freeman’s occasional quiet night contrasted with the Dodgers’ deeper scoring platform. His leadership and consistent contact remain a steadying force, and his role as a run-producer continues to anchor the top of the order as the series progresses.

Freeman has a modest 4-11 mark against Luzardo in limited history. His steady bat and RBIs are key for Dodgers’ offense, especially in a game where every run matters.

Freddie Freeman’s high on-base marks contrast with some in-game slumps, illustrating how the Dodgers rely on elite plate discipline to sustain pressure on opposition.

Freeman anchors the order; Hernández adds another dimension, heightening the Dodgers' late-inning potency.

Freeman anchored the Dodgers' lineup in the backdrop of Ohtani’s strong outing, providing veteran balance and run-producing potential in a lineup capable of pressing the Phillies.