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Actor Jeon Jong-seo has captured the attention of baseball fans and others around the country after throwing out the first pitch before a Los Angeles Dodgers game in Seoul, South Korea. The Dodgers' reaction to the actress wearing a team jersey and standing on the pitcher's mound in tight pants has gone viral. Several Dodgers couldn't take their eyes off Jong-seo as she made her home plate appearances, including Freddie Freeman, Ryan Brasier, and Gavin Stone.

After Dodgers superstar Freddie Freeman was caught in the background of a photo of the pop sensation, Major League Baseball levied into the Taylor Swift circus on Monday. Freddie Freeman stuns in a new portrait,' the league's official X account wrote alongside a snapshot of Freeman and Swift at the Golden Globes on Sunday. Taylor, who is dating Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, was not posing with Freeman. Rather, it's a cropped photo of Swift and 'Barry' actor Bill Hader, which depicts Freeman looking forward over Swift's left shoulder.

Shohei Ohtani's first official move as a Los Angeles Dodgers player may have been an effort to convince his fellow countryman to join him in Chavez Ravine. According to various sources, Ohtani was joined by fellow Dodgers Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman when pitching the team to Japanese free agent Yoshino Yamamoto. Yamamoto is one of the most highly coveted free agents to come out of Japan this year, with teams including the New York Mets, the New York Giants, the Toronto Blue Jays, and the Boston Red Sox all interested in the pitcher.

Freddie Freeman hit a base in the right-field line during a epic blunder in Miami's sixth inning. The Marlins lost a run due to the mistake. After the game, Miami outfielder Jesus Sanchez reassured the ball boy. On the game, the freeman was credited with a double.

Freddie Freeman and the NL West-leading Los Angeles Dodgers came out swinging again and won another road series, but the Texas Rangers suffered a humiliating loss. Max Muncy and J.D. were among the free runs hitting Max Muncy and J.D. Martinez went deep and the Dodgers defeated the AL-leading Texas Rangers 16-3 on Saturday. With 18 hits and five home runs, the Dodgers, who lost for the 10th time in 12 games, tied their season highs. Jonny Deluca's three-run shot in the ninth off Brad Miller, the Texas utility player who pitched the final two innings, was their last long ball.

As the Dodgers snapped the Rangers' six-game winning streak, Freddie Freeman hit a two-run double and a solo homer before scoring the go-ahead run. J.D. Martinez, who appeared at Globe Life Field for the first time since winning the 2020 World Series in the neutral-site postseason during the COVID-19 pandemic, recorded two RBI singles and drew a bases-loaded walk for the Dodgers. Corey Seager, the Dodgers' shortstop, was the MVP of both the World Series and the NLCS, homered against his former team. However, he was forced to leave after suffering his hand on a headfirst slide into second base.

Freddie Freeman, the first baseman of the Los Angeles Dodgers, hit for the first time in a 6-5 loss to the Houston Astros in 11 innings on Sunday night, completing the feat with a double. Freeman's impressive line drive to right field was his second double of the season and he pumped in Mookie Betts, making him the 295th player in major league history to reach the record. Freeman played in his 1,801 game, becoming the sixth player to reach 2,000 hits as a Dodger. 441 hits, including his league-leading 27 this season, are doubles, with one in particular being doubles.

On Friday night, the Los Angeles Dodgers fans were treated to a special moment as the Lakers progressed to the Western Conference Finals, where they were able to gather on the field and watch on two large screens. The Lakers handled business throughout the game against the Warriors, defeating Golden State 122-101 at the Crypto.com Arena to earn a spot in the next round of the playoffs. And though Dodgers fans can attend a fireworks display every Friday, this time around, the Lakers' 4-2 victory was even sweeter.

The MLB made its return on March 30 on March 30, and there has been a lot of action on the track thus far. The Rays have gotten off to a brisk start, Aaron Judge's eyes have been caught on the Yankees, and the Braves are off to a promising start. And while MLB has a slew of stars on the field, there are also some well-known names to watch from the stands. DailyMail.com takes you on a ride around the glamorous world of spouses, from the diamond to the glamorous world of spouses.

Sean Murphy, the Atlanta Braves' catcher, has agreed to a seven-year deal, securing another key player in a long-term contract. The agreement includes a $15 million club option for 2029 with no buyout, potentially boosting the total value of the deal to $88 million. Murphy will make $4 million in 2023, $9 million in 2024, and $15 million per season from 2025 to 2028. He promised to give one-tenth of his annual paycheck to the Atlanta Braves Foundation.

The bracket has been drafted and the new expanded MLB playoffs are set for their first appearance, with 12 teams competing to win the Commissioner's Trophy in what might be the best postseason in baseball history. The reformed playoffs did not only reward the top two teams in each league with first-round byes, but also the Houston Astros and New York Yankees, which all happened to be popular with fans at the end of the pandemic-shortened 2020 season. The World Series picture, as well as an 111-win team, the Dodgers, and three other 100-win clubs: the Astros, Braves, and the New York Mets. So even if an underdog makes it to the Divisional round, several of the best regular-season clubs in recent memory will all be around to compete for the pennant.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have still 23 games remaining in the regular season, and they have already clinched their 10th consecutive National League playoff spot. With a 11-2 victory over the San Diego Padres on Sunday, the Dodgers (96-43) claimed their new position as the host. They are just the third team in the division to make more than 100 consecutive appearances, joining the Atlanta Braves (14 from 1991-2005) and the New York Yankees (13 from 1995-2007). 'It's a big achievement,' Los Angeles manager Dave Roberts said after Sunday's game. 'For me, it's just making sure guys know that entering the postseason isn't a right of passage, and that a lot of work remains to be done.'

Doug Gottlieb, a sportscaster and former college basketball player, has admitted that agent Casey Close failed to alert first baseman Freddie Freeman of the Atlanta Braves of the team's final contract contract agreement before the 2022 season. Gottlieb tweeted on June 29 that 'Casey Close never told Freddie Freeman about the Braces' final bid,' ostensibly accusing the long-serving MLB agent of doing nothing to help his client's desire to remain with the Atlanta Braves.' Close and Excel Sports Management sued Gottlieb in mid-July in Manhattan's U.S. District Court, alleging defamation by libel. Gottlieb apologised on Wednesday by tweeting an apology.