Freddie Freeman’s back in the Dodgers’ lineup after a brief knee soreness break, hitting just 0-for-4 in a loss that snapped their eight-game win streak — but they’re still firmly in playoff contention. Turning 37 on Saturday, Freddie got a heartfelt birthday shoutout from his wife Chelsea, who celebrated him not just as a star player, but as her favorite husband and dad. Meanwhile, Chelsea herself is shining off the field — honored as a Woman of Style and expanding her media brand with a new agency deal in fashion and family content. It’s a season full of milestones for the Freeman household.

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Emmet Sheehan is locked in as a starter for the Dodgers, set to face the Marlins this Sunday after delivering one of his best outings yet—10 strikeouts, 14 straight batters retired, and just one run allowed. Once seen as a fill-in due to injuries, his breakout performance proves he’s ready for the spotlight. At just 26, with a solid strikeout arsenal and a fastball praised by the manager, Sheehan brings much-needed stability as the team navigates through Ohtani’s transition to DH and pushes toward the postseason. With the Dodgers still leading their division at 89-56, Sheehan’s rise could be pivotal in October.

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Shohei Ohtani scratched from Dodgers lineup after shaky return: hitless, struck out twice, but manager says he’s physically fine — just off rhythm after four days off. Knee and biceps issues have plagued him since June, forcing him to skip pitching since July 3rd and tanking his hitting stats (BA under .200, lots of Ks). Still, he’s crushing it with 30 homers this season — but fans and analysts are watching closely as health and performance intersect in a critical stretch.

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