Freddie Freeman Celebrates Dodgers' World Series Win with Iconic Breakdancing 'Worm'
Freddie Freeman, a back-to-back World Series champion with three rings and a former Fall Classic and regular-season MVP, showcased an unexpected talent by performing a perfect 'worm' breakdance at the Los Angeles Dodgers' World Series afterparty. The 36-year-old first baseman's impressive move, captured by Mookie Betts and encouraged by Kiké Hernández, became a highlight of the team's post-championship celebrations. Freeman, known for his iconic postseason walk-off home runs, executed the dance flawlessly, finishing in a half-split. This memorable moment was part of a week of revelry for the Dodgers, following their ninth franchise championship, further solidifying Freeman's charismatic presence.
