Chelsea Freeman celebrated her husband Freddie Freeman’s triumph as the Los Angeles Dodgers leveled the 2025 World Series at one game each. After the team secured a 5-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on a Saturday night, she expressed her excitement on Instagram. Utilizing her Stories, Chelsea shared a video featuring pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who gave a remarkable performance at the Rogers Centre.
Chelsea Freeman’s Reaction to World Series Victory
In her Instagram post, Chelsea wrote, “Yayayayyyyyy!!!!” highlighting her enthusiasm for the Dodgers’ winning game. Yamamoto’s nine-inning game included eight strikeouts and marked his second consecutive complete game in the World Series.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto Shines on the Mound
Yamamoto commented on his commanding performance. “My pitching style is just keep attacking the zone,” he said through an interpreter. He noted that he wasn’t initially sure he could finish the game due to his pitch count. Nonetheless, he expressed happiness over completing the game, which provided a solid foundation for the Dodgers.
Freddie Freeman, the star first baseman, contributed to the victory by hitting a double and scoring a run, overcoming an earlier error in the second inning. His resilience helped the Dodgers maintain momentum throughout the game. The team’s goal is to secure their second consecutive championship after winning against the New York Yankees last October.
Freddie and Chelsea Freeman’s Family Journey
Married for 11 years, Freddie and Chelsea have three children: Charlie, 9, and twins Brandon and Max, both 4. Chelsea, a former real estate agent turned entrepreneur, has been a consistent source of support for her husband throughout the postseason. She expressed her pride when the Dodgers earned a World Series berth after prevailing over the Milwaukee Brewers in the NLCS.
Overcoming Challenges
The Freeman family faced challenges in 2024 when their son Max was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome, an autoimmune condition that can lead to muscle weakness and numbness. Max spent over a week in the Pediatric ICU but has since shown remarkable improvement. Chelsea shared that he is still undergoing physical therapy and is on track with his recovery plan.
Looking Ahead to Game 3
The World Series will continue with Game 3, scheduled for Monday night on the West Coast. The Dodgers aim to build on their recent success and further prove their championship mettle.
