Freddie Freeman is among the Los Angeles Dodgers who have been limited for the start of Spring Training workouts at Camelback Ranch, with his case tied to still recovering from offseason right ankle surgery.

Since that World Series victory, Freeman has also spent the offseason recovering from ankle surgery after playing through that sprained ankle throughout the postseason. Freeman is currently limited as spring training gets going, but is looking to be ready to play in the Dodgers' season opener in Tokyo next month.

Freeman played through injuries to his hand, rib and ankle last season and also persevered through a health scare and illness involving his son, but it culminated with an iconic moment in the

The Dodgers' first official full-squad workout was just the start of a busy Saturday for Freddie Freeman. After his day at Camelback Ranch was over, Freeman was headed to a birthday party for his youngest son,

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Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman, 35, who ran at 80 percent of his body weight on a microgravity treadmill on Saturday in Glendale, Arizona, said he is "perfectly on track" for the team's season opener despite offseason ankle surgery.

World Series hero Freddie Freeman said this week that things are trending in the right direction for the Dodgers’ season opener in Japan. The world champions’ first baseman underwent offseason surgery on the injured ankle he sprained late last season.