Dodgers' Freddie Freeman Reaches Impressive Career Milestone During Marlins Game

With this being said, the Dodgers were able to open their three-game series against the Miami Marlins with a 7-4 win on Monday.

Freddie Freeman reaches 350 career home runs

In the win, both Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman were able to hit a home run, but Freeman's meant more to him.

In the top of the third, Freeman missed on a changeup pitch low and outside from the Marlins' Sandy Alcantara.

His second pitch of the at-bat was a fastball that was too far over the plate and Freeman knocked it for a home run – his 350th career home run and his 59th since joining the Dodgers in 2022.

As the 35-year-old first baseman was rounding the bases and waved the ball goodbye, it seemed as if he knew he hit a career milestone.

Not just this, but Freeman's 2025 season has been off to an electric start.

Through 25 games this season, Freeman has a batting average of .337, an on-base percentage of .414 and a .663 slugging percentage while driving in 23 RBIs and seven home runs.

It seems as if Freeman is getting better as he ages and hasn't missed a beat even after starting the 2025 season on the 10-day injured list due to an ankle sprain he sustained off the field.

He will look to extend his 10-game hitting streak on Tuesday when the Dodgers play the Marlins in the second game of the three-game series.