Will Freddie Freeman play in NLCS Game 6? Latest injury updates on Dodgers first baseman

Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman’s status in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series appears questionable against the New York Mets.

Freeman was not named in the starting lineup when it was announced Sunday afternoon, with Max Muncy penciled in as his replacement at first base.

Freeman was not in the starting lineup for Game 4 in New York but was in the lineup for Game 5 on Friday.

“He just kind of ultimately felt, we felt that giving him another day (off) is best for him,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Sunday. “... He took batting practice yesterday and felt fine but just doesn’t feel like himself so we just felt that potentially another day would help.”

What is Freddie Freeman’s injury?

Freeman has been dealing with a sprained right ankle. As a result of the injury, he stated it takes him four and a half hours to get ready for each game.

When did Freddie Freeman suffer the injury?

Freeman injured his ankle during a game against the San Diego Padres on Sept. 26.

He did miss some of the final games of the regular season following the injury but tried to go above and beyond to remain in the lineup throughout the playoffs.

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When will Freddie Freeman return?

Roberts did not completely rule out the possibility of him still playing during Sunday’s game when he stated that there’s the potential for him to take an at-bat late in the game.

Freddie Freeman Stats

Freeman has three hits, a run scored and an RBI for the Dodgers in four games played during this series against the Mets. He's struck out four times.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Freddie Freeman injury update: Latest news on Dodgers star