Freddie Freeman Makes History: Freeman’s Grand Slam during Game 1 of the World Series secures a decisive 6-3 victory for the Los Angeles Dodgers over the New York Yankees.

First Walk-Off Grand Slam in World Series History: Freeman’s Grand Slam marks the first walk-off Grand Slam ever recorded in World Series play, a rare achievement in baseball.

Historic Moment for Freeman: He becomes the first player since Mickey Mantle in 1964 to hit a walk-off home run in the World Series on the first pitch.

Memorable Tribute to Dodgers Legend: The game took place just three days after the passing of Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela, with former teammates participating in a ceremonial first pitch in his honor.

Iconic Call by Joe Davis: Game announcer Joe Davis’s call, “She’s gone, Gibby meet Freddy,” pays homage to the legendary Vin Scully and connects past Dodgers moments to the present.

Fans Unite in Celebration: Dodger Stadium erupted in chants of “Freddy” as fans celebrated Freeman’s historic achievement, creating a memorable atmosphere.

Freeman’s Legacy Cemented: The cleats worn by Freeman during the Grand Slam will be preserved in the Baseball Hall of Fame, solidifying his place in baseball history.