Betts and Freeman sat out Tokyo Series for dehydration

Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman missed the Dodgers' Opening Day in the Tokyo Series due to health concerns. The team’s doctor, Neal ElAttrache, explained that they were at risk for dehydration, which could lead to more serious issues. ElAttrache stressed the need for caution to avoid long-term injuries. This decision was made with the players' health as the top priority. Mookie Betts spoke about his professional growth and future plans beyond baseball. The Dodgers are focused on ensuring their players are in the best condition for the season ahead.