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Dodgers Aim to Slug Their Way to 2026 World Series
1 Oct
Summary
- Dodgers seek offensive power for 2026 World Series win.
- Freddie Freeman feels physically ready for playoffs.
- Miguel Rojas uncertain about his impending retirement.
As the Los Angeles Dodgers await their NLDS opponent, the team is focused on maintaining peak condition for their pursuit of a three-peat in 2026. Unlike their previous championship runs heavily influenced by pitching, this year the Dodgers are looking to their offense to outslug the competition.
Third baseman Max Muncy humorously noted the desire for the offense to earn some credit this postseason. The team's offense showed improvement in September and aims to carry that momentum forward.
Freddie Freeman stated his body feels good, positioning him to refine his swing after a less dominant second half of the season. His playoff performance remains a key point of discussion.
Meanwhile, veteran Miguel Rojas, who announced his retirement at the season's start, is now uncertain about stepping away from the game. Rojas is taking his potential career conclusion day by day, with the final decision on his retirement announcement yet to be made.
