Freddie Freeman's journey in baseball began with personal tragedy at age ten when he lost his mother to melanoma. This loss drew him and his father closer as they sought normalcy through baseball. Drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the 2nd round of the 2007 MLB Draft, Freeman chose to pursue a professional career instead of college. His friendship with Jason Heyward enhanced their growth in the MLB. After winning a championship with Atlanta, Freeman moved to the Dodgers, aided by teammate Mookie Betts during this emotional transition, marking new chapters in his career.
Freddie Freeman lost his mother to melanoma at age 10, using baseball as a way to find normalcy, showcasing a bond with his father during a tragic time.
Freeman was drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the 2nd round of the 2007 MLB Draft, choosing to forgo college baseball for a faster path to the MLB.
Freeman developed a lifelong friendship with Jason Heyward, who was also drafted by the Braves in 2007, as they pushed each other towards MLB.
The emotional move to LA was supported by teammate Mookie Betts, who helped Freeman transition after his long journey through challenges and triumphs.
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