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Freddie Freeman fires back at narrative of ‘dinosaur’ Dodgers are too old to compete

The Los Angeles Dodgers, defending back-to-back World Series champions, face elimination after falling three games to zero in the National League Championship Series against the Milwaukee Brewers. With one loss separating them from a season-ending sweep, Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman dismissed the notion that age is holding his team back, calling the narrative unfounded.

"That’s just people’s opinions," Freeman said, emphasizing that the team’s struggles stem from performance rather than roster age. The Brewers’ dominance has left many already writing off the Dodgers, but a victory in Game 4 would keep their postseason hopes alive—mirroring the 2004 Boston Red Sox, who defied a 0-3 deficit to win a seven-game series.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, who was part of that historic Red Sox run, now leads his team in a high-stakes moment where history could repeat itself if Los Angeles pulls off the improbable comeback.

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