Freddie Freeman's 2024 World Series walk-off slam hits two-year mark

The Game 1 blast remains the first in Fall Classic history.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 1h1 min read

Two years ago today, Freddie Freeman hit the first ever World Series walk-off grand slam to lead the Dodgers to a Game 1 Via @MLBONFOX on X

What happened: October 25 marks two years since Freddie Freeman cleared the bases to seal the 2024 World Series opener for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Why it matters: No player in Major League Baseball had ended a World Series game with a grand slam prior to that 2024 swing. The milestone continues to anchor Freeman's October resume with Los Angeles even after a late-season power dip raised questions entering the 2026 playoffs.

What to watch: Los Angeles turns toward offseason roster evaluations following its 2026 National League Championship Series exit.

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