What a great start to the World Series!
Especially for the Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman. freddie freemanI had a hard time running on Friday. Fortunately, he didn’t have to.
Throughout October, Freeman had been dealing with an ankle injury, and as a result, it was back and forth as to whether he would be in the Dodgers’ starting lineup. But the 35-year-old got off to a revenge start in the Fall Classic, facing off against Yankees starting pitchers and closing out Game 1 with a power grand slam in the 10th inning. nestor cortez jr.. (Related: Owner John Fisher considers selling 25% of Athletics for a completely overvalued $500 million: Report)
New York intentionally walked Los Angeles’ shortstop before Freeman came up to bat. mookie bettssetting up a battle between left-handed hitters and left-handed Cortez.
And that’s when Freeman reached his childhood dream… bases loaded with two outs in overtime with a chance to win Game 1 of the World Series… and, well, he took advantage of it.
Grand Slam that leads the Dodgers to victory Won against the Yankees 6-3 Talk about something magical to take a 1-0 series lead.
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freddie freeman #walkoff grand slam pic.twitter.com/LlVU1ZGyGx— MLB (@MLB) October 26, 2024
You all already know that I support the Yankees, but I can’t help but be happy for the Dodgers. I mean, damn, that was a crazy way to end Game 1.
That being said, I’m a Drake fan, but I think we all need to blow this up for Los Angeles. What a massive way to start a World Series for our viewing pleasure! (No Diddy)
They don’t like us! They don’t like us! They don’t like us! *Does a clip walk*
