Freddie Freeman crushed by wife Chelsea in matching denim fits for pre-NLCS date

The Los Angeles Dodgers are still awaiting their opponent for the NLCS. In the meantime, last year’s World Series hero Freddie Freeman and his WAG All-Star wife Chelsea Freeman got in a date night where she crushed him with her denim fit.
Freeman and the Dodgers are now four games away from returning to the World Series after a wild 2-1 win in Game 4 of the NLDS vs. the Philadelphia Phillies on an error by the pitcher in the 11th inning.

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Freddie and Chelsea celebrated on the field together with their three boys after the win where she wowed with a custom black Freeman top on. Chelsea would then bask in the victory with the other team WAGs while sipping some champagne.
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On Friday night, the celebration continued on a date night in matching denim fits.
Chelsea of course won that battle.
The Dodgers will wait to see who win’s Saturday night’s decisive Game 5 between the Chicago Cubs at the Milwaukee Brewers. If the Cubs win, Los Angeles will play Game 1 at home. If it’s the Brewers, the team will travel.
For now, the Freemans are enjoying a night without baseball before they are back at it.

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