Freddie Freeman Drives In Runs Against Left-Handed Pitchers

Freddie Freeman has driven in nine runs over his last eight games against left-handed starting pitchers. He faces a struggling southpaw, JP Sears, on Sunday, July 5.

Freeman's performance against left-handed pitchers is notable, with a .409 average with runners in scoring position.

He has knocked in at least one run in 13 of 23 starts against lefties, and in seven of the last eight wins when facing a left-handed starter.

The odds imply a 40.8% probability of Freeman knocking in a run, which feels low given his track record against lefties.

Freeman has been an RBI machine against left-handed pitchers, making him a strong pick for Sunday Night Baseball.

He has knocked in a run 56.5% of his starts against lefties, and 62.5% of victories, making him a good bet to drive in runs against the Padres.

The Dodgers are listed as -200 favorites on the moneyline, which increases the likelihood of Freeman knocking in a run.

Freeman's performance against left-handed pitchers makes him a strong pick for Sunday Night Baseball, and his odds are a good value.

The game is scheduled to start at 7:20 p.m. ET on Sunday, July 5, and will be a key matchup for the Dodgers.

Freeman's ability to drive in runs against left-handed pitchers will be crucial in this game, and his performance will be closely watched.

The Padres will start JP Sears, who has struggled against right-handed hitters, and Freeman will look to take advantage of this matchup.

Freeman's track record against left-handed pitchers makes him a strong pick for this game, and his odds are a good value.