The move from Atlanta to Los Angeles was jarring for Freeman and his family last season. But it never showed on the field and now Freeman says, “The comfort level is right where I want it to …
Sometimes you want to go … where you know everybody’s name.
“I’m a very big first-name basis guy. I like to learn everyone’s name because it makes it personal for me,” Freeman said. “So when I don’t know someone’s name it makes me uneasy. Obviously I know pretty much everyone’s first name now.was jarring for Freeman and his family. Tears were shed – lots of them. Both publicly and privately.
“I remember the first thing I said to him,” said Mookie Betts who went through his own breakup in 2020, traded from the Boston Red Sox to the Dodgers. “It was probably two or three days before we even talked. I mean, we had BP, practice and I never said a word to him. Then we hit in the same group one day and I literally just said, ‘Bro, I ain’t trying to blow you up or talk to you or anything. But if you ever need anybody to talk to about it, I just went through it. I’m here.
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