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Freddie Freeman bats fifth vs. Angels due to strategy against lefty starter and lineup adjustments.
Freddie Freeman is batting fifth for the Dodgers in Monday’s game against the Angels, a rare move since April 2016, due to left-handed starter Reid Detmers.
Manager Dave Roberts says the shift is a strategic tactic to complicate opposing managers’ decisions, especially when facing lefties.
The Dodgers have used similar lineup adjustments in recent seasons, often placing Freeman lower to manage right-handed hitters like Teoscar Hernández and Mookie Betts ahead of him, a strategy Roberts calls the “Teoscar tax.” The move also accommodates Santiago Espinal at third and rests Max Muncy, preserving offensive depth.
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Freddie Freeman bate en quinto contra los Angels debido a la estrategia contra el abridor izquierdo y los ajustes en la alineación.