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Freddie Freeman Aims for 20-Year Career by 2030

2/1/2026

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Freddie Freeman, the Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman, plans to play four more years, pursuing a 20-year career and aiming to retire in 2030.
Injuries and a potential MLB lockout could alter this timeline.
Freeman has become a fan favorite in Los Angeles, despite initial regrets about leaving the Atlanta Braves.
Andrew Friedman, the Dodgers president, hinted at a future front-office role for Freddie Freeman after his playing days.

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Freddie Freeman, the Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman, plans to play four more years, pursuing a 20-year career and aiming to retire in 2030.
Injuries and a potential MLB lockout could alter this timeline.
Freeman has become a fan favorite in Los Angeles, despite initial regrets about leaving the Atlanta Braves.
Andrew Friedman, the Dodgers president, hinted at a future front-office role for Freddie Freeman after his playing days.