Freddie Freemans wife Chelsea details familys offseason after Dodgers stars World Series heroics

For Chelsea Freeman, there is nothing more special on Dodgers game days than seeing her three sons watch their dad, star first baseman Freddie Freeman, in action, “It’s hard to describe, but I feel like it’s more of a look in their eye, they’re so proud of their dad and getting to just to experience watching it with them, Charlie’s 8 now so he’s going to remember everything from the last World Series, which I think is so cool,” Chelsea recently told The Post of sons Charlie, Brandon and Max, both 4.The Freemans are an offseason removed from the Dodgers’ 2024 World Series victory over the Yankees, with Los Angeles clinching the franchise’s eighth title in Game 5’s come-from-behind victory in The Bronx on Oct.30 and Freddie claiming MVP honors.Freeman’s triumph in Los Angeles — in which he homered four times in five games — came after a challenging time for the family.Over the summer, a then 3-year-old Max was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré, “a condition in which the body’s immune system attacks the nerves,” and can result in “weakness, numbers or paralysis,” according to the Mayo Clinic.

He spent eight days in the Pediatric ICU before returning home in August.In early October, Chelsea revealed Max’s neurologist was pleased with his progress and noted “with the help of lots and lots of PT, Max is getting closer and closer to being his normal rambunctious self.”Now just days removed from his 4th birthday celebrations, Max “is doing really great” and has Little League in his sights.“I didn’t even know if I’d be able to sign him up for Little League a few months ago,” Chelsea said.“He’s still in physical therapy, he’s going to be doing that probably through July, so it’s on track with the one-year recovery from Guillain-Barré, but he’s doing absolutely fantastic.”With the 2025 season around the corner and Freddie back at spring training with the Dodgers — Chelsea is all about her children staying acti...