Freddie Freeman exits game after fall into Dodgers dugout

Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman will be back in the lineup and batting cleaup a night after his spill down stairs into the visitors' dugout.

Freddie Freeman gave Dodger Stadium a full-blown heart attack Wednesday night.

Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman apparently avoided serious injury when he took a frightening tumble down the stairs and into the visitors dugout while trying to catch a foul popup.

Los Angeles Dodgers veteran Freddie Freeman fell down dugout steps, resulting in soreness throughout his body in a win over the Kansas City Royals.

Freddie Freeman apparently avoided serious injury Wednesday night when the Los Angeles Dodgers' first baseman took a frightening tumble down the stairs and into the visitors' dugout while trying to catch a foul popup in the eighth inning. Freeman isn't sure whether he'll play when the Dodgers begin an important four-game series with the MLB-leading Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday, but he's grateful his freefall to the dugout floor wasn't worse. “I didn't hit my head, so that was the key part there,” Freeman said.

Dodgers' Freddie Freeman says he is sore basically everywhere, but appears to have escaped serious injury after falling into Royals dugout.

Dodgers baseman Freddie Freeman is alive and well after his terrifying collision in the visiting dugout on August 12th against the Royals.

Freeman initially stayed in the game, but was pulled for a pinch-hitter in the bottom of the eighth.

Freddie Freeman took a scary fall down the first base dugout stairs while trying to chase a foul ball. He finished the inning but then was pulled.

In the top of the eighth inning on Wednesday night at Dodger Stadium, first baseman Freddie Freeman was tracking a pop-up in foul ground when he lost his footing at the edge of the visiting dugout.

Freeman initially stayed in the game, but was pulled for a pinch-hitter in the bottom of the eighth.