Freddie Freeman Returns to Dodgers' Lineup After Knee Issue

Freddie Freeman made his return to the Los Angeles Dodgers' lineup on Saturday after being sidelined for two games because of a right knee issue.

The All-Star first baseman, who celebrated his 37th birthday on the same day, last played as a designated hitter in a victory against Cincinnati. Dodgers' manager Dave Roberts indicated that the team will manage Freeman's health carefully as they approach the end of the regular season, with 15 games remaining.

In related news, Miguel Rojas is set to start for the Dodgers on Sunday, potentially marking his final game in Miami, where he spent a significant portion of his career. Rojas, who plans to retire at the end of the season, has contributed a .271 batting average with 54 hits and three home runs this season.