Dodgers' Freddie Freeman 'so happy for Yankees' 218 million dollars star that do big business

The Los Angeles Dodgers signed Freddie Freeman months after winning the World Series 2021 with the Atlanta Braves.

After Freeman had spent the first 12 seasons of his MLB career in Atlanta, she joined a six-year-old, $ 162 million to go west.

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One of Freeman's teammates for the last five seasons with the Braves, Southpaw Pitcher and Superstar Max Fried, left Atlanta recently after eight seasons to sign an eight-year 218 dollar contract with the New York Yankees.

Freeman spoke about his old teammate and the similar experiences that he had made with his new team after a successful first half.

“So happy. We all know Max and the person he is. To see him this contract he rightly deserves. He is a big game pitcher in the largest stage and took place and for him to get it … And it is really difficult in her first year with the new contract, the new team, to learn everyone, all names, your team, and how everything. Success and what he does, I am very happy for him.”

Freeman helped the Dodgers to win 111 games during his opening season, but a disappointing NLDS defeat against the San Diego Padres ended his first season in the team early. After another NLDS defeat against the Arizona Diamondbacks In the following year, Freeman would help deliver a World Series in the most memorable way.

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His notorious walk-off Grand Slam to secure game 1 of the World Series 2024 was the first of four successive games in which he achieved a Homerun on the way to winning the MVP honors of the World Series during the autumn classic.

There were actually four games that went back to the World Series who returned to his time in Atlanta.

Both Freeman and Fried have a unique perspective in terms of a large Free Agent step after they were successful in a Brave uniform, but it is certain that both are on the way to prove that the huge contracts have been worth it.

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