Freddie Freeman writes baseball story with great walk-off!

Freddie Freeman writes baseball story with great walk-off!

A spectacular evening in the Major League Baseball! In the first game of the World Series, 35-year-old Freddie Freeman from the Los Angeles Dodgers caused excitement, inspired the fans and at the same time wrote history! With his sensational "Walk-Off Grand Slam" he secured the victorious 6: 3 against the New York Yankees and managed to achieve the first of this kind in the complete history of the World Series!

The adrenaline pulse rose immeasurably, as Freeman in the last round, the inning, onto the plate. The Bases were plump filled with his teammates, and the roar of the crowd echoed through the stadium - until Freeman put the ball out of the park! Four players scored points with this Homerun, and the game ended abruptly because the Yankees had no chance to catch up. A truly epic moment that goes into the history books!

a dramatic course

How exciting the game was, it can be seen from the fact that it was 2: 2 after the regular nine nine. When the Dodgers initially fell behind in addition, hope seemed to be waning - but then Freeman came - the hero of the evening! With a masterful blow he turned the game and catapulted his team into the feet of history.

fans can already look forward to the second game that takes place in Los Angeles on Saturday. Four victories are required to win the title. The Dodgers are well on the way to achieve their goal!