Freddie Freeman can finally breathe or at least try. It turns out that the Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman and World Series MVP played with more than a severe

Freddie Freeman had a legendary World Series run with the victorious Los Angeles Dodgers this year, starting with his walk-off grand slam in the 10th inning of Game 1 over the New York Yankees. He went on to hit a home run in the first four games of the World Series, and eventually won the World Series MVP award.

When the World Series started, it was hard to figure what Freddie Freeman would be able to provide for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He left no doubt about the MVP winner.

Dodgers' Freddie Freeman faced pressure from his dad to step back from the playoffs due to multiple injuries, but he chose to push through.

Freddie Freeman's miracle run through the World Series this year is almost inevitably going to be mentioned in all of the speeches during his similarly inevitable Hall of Fame induction. Although you can never count him out completely,