Mookie Betts, Ronald Acua Jr., and Fernando Tats Jr. are just a few of the youthful, talented sluggers competing in this year’s Division Series.
However, there is one name that nobody really discusses.
He is younger than everyone else, young enough to be their son or Nelson Cruz’s grandson. In the past, grainy social media videos depicting his prowess at the plate and home run celebrations have emerged. Now that he has arrived on the big stage, in the NLDS in Houston, he appears to be attempting to smash home runs straight through the bubble MLB constructed for him.
Yes, that is Charlie Freeman, the firstborn of Freddie and Chelsea. If the Braves and Dodgers advance, could we at least get a matchup between Charlie Freeman and renowned ace Charley Kershaw? Freeman is only four years old, so he’s probably not permitted on Atlanta’s roster.
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