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Ryan Ward is making his MLB debut as the new first baseman for the Los Angeles Dodgers, filling in for Freddie Freeman. He has impressive minor league statistics that highlight his readiness for this opportunity.
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Ryan Ward has earned this chance.
He's making his MLB debut on Sunday for the Los Angeles Dodgers, starting at first base in the absence of Freddie Freeman (paternity list).
It's been a long time coming for Ward, but he's put in the time in the minor leagues. He's got incredible numbers down on the farm.
Here's what you need to know about Ward as he finally gets a chance to play in the major leagues.
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Ward is a 28-year old Dodgers first baseman who is making his MLB debut on Sunday, April 19.
He's originally from Worcester, Massachusetts.
Ward played college baseball at Bryant University.
The Dodgers took him as an eighth-round pick in the 2019 MLB Draft.
Ward has hit 154 career minor league home runs, including 94 at the Triple-A level.
He has a career .857 OPS at Triple-A across 420 games.
Ward had an absurd 2025 season for Triple-A Oklahoma City -- 31 doubles, 36 homers, 122 RBI, a .290 batting average and a .937 OPS.
He also has minor league seasons with 34, 28, 27 and 21 home runs.
Clearly, Ward can leave the ballpark. He'll now try to prove he can do that in MLB.
Ryan Ward has recorded historic minor league stats that showcase his performance and potential as a player.
Ryan Ward is starting for the Dodgers due to Freddie Freeman being placed on the paternity list.
Ryan Ward made his MLB debut on Sunday, stepping in as the starting first baseman for the Dodgers.
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