Freddie Freeman’s grand slam in the World Series is a moment that will be etched in baseball history. However, Freeman, known for being nonchalant and having clutch performances, did not disappoint.  The pivotal moment happened when he stepped up to the plate with the bases loaded, a situation that often leaves the most seasoned players feeling the pressure. The monstrous 423 ft home run provided the much needed edge for the dodgers to gain control of the game. As soon as Freeman connected with the first pitch, the sold out dodgers stadium knew it was gone. The team that has won Game 1 has gone on to win the World Series 24 of the last 30 times. With one mighty swing, Freeman put the Dodgers on the right side of that stat. Throughout the World Series, he has consistently delivered key hits and played outstanding defense. This grand slam, however, stands out as a defining highlight, showcasing why he is regarded as one of the top players in the league. 

Moments like Freeman’s grand slam are what make the World Series so captivating. They remind fans of the excitement and unpredictability of baseball, and why players like Freeman are celebrated.  He has had a beautiful season with the Dodgers, solidifying his reputation as one of the premier players in Major League Baseball. His batting average has consistently hovered around .300 accompanied by impressive home runs and RBI totals. Freeman’s ability to deliver in clutch situations has been a key factor in his team’s success, often coming through with crucial defensive plays. His leadership on and off the field provides guidance and inspiration to his teammates. 

This season Freddie’s hard work and dedication have paid off, earning him numerous accolades and possibly a spot in the Hall of Fame in the future. His performance has not only helped his team secure a playoff berth, but also positioned him as a strong candidate for MVP.