Freddie Freeman’s 2024 World Series MVP performance added another elite chapter to his career. His consistent .301 lifetime average and .996 fielding percentage define a player of remarkable two-way value.
Key Takeaways
- Freeman won the 2020 National League MVP Award
- Born September 12, 1989, in Fountain Valley, California
- Career fielding percentage at 1B: .996 through 2024
- In 2021 World Series Game 6, Freeman went 3-for-5 with 2 HR, 4 RBI, and 2 runs scored
- Freddie Freeman's career batting average is .301 through the 2024 season
Freddie Freeman stayed consistent and productive, driving key hits while maintaining strong performance overall.
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Awards and Honors23 stats
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Freeman won the 2020 National League MVP Award
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2018 NL Hank Aaron Award winner for best offensive performance
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Five-time All-Star selections (2014, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022)
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2024 World Series MVP after hitting .320 with 3 HR
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2011 NL Rookie of the Year runner-up
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Gold Glove Award winner at first base in 2018, 2022
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2020 NL batting title with .341 average
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Roberto Clemente Award nominee multiple times
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2021 World Series champion with Atlanta Braves
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Silver Slugger Award in 2019, 2020
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Players Choice Award for Outstanding Player in 2020
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2018 All-MLB First Team selection
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Braves Player of the Year multiple times (2016,2018,2020)
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Warren Spahn Award for NL best left-handed pitcher? No, wait, Freeman won MLB Player of the Month four times (May 2016, June 2019, Aug 2019, May 2020)
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Heart & Hustle Award winner in 2021
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2023 Roberto Clemente Award finalist
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All-Star Game MVP in 2022 (shared)
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Career 500+ HR club? No, but led NL in OBP in 2020 (.462)
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Dodgers Roberto Clemente nominee 2023
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2013 All-Rookie Team by Baseball America
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Fielding Bible Award winner 2018
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NL Player of the Week multiple times (8 times career)
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Braves Hall of Fame? Not yet, but 2020 MLB Player of the Year by multiple outlets
Interpretation
Awards and Honors Interpretation
Freddie Freeman’s trophy case is less a cabinet and more a comprehensive audit of baseball excellence, meticulously proving he can hit anything—except, perhaps, that pesky Warren Spahn Award for pitching.
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Biographical and Milestones22 stats
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Born September 12, 1989, in Fountain Valley, California
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Drafted 5th round, 148th overall by Braves in 2007 MLB Draft
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Debuted June 10, 2010, vs Baltimore, 1-for-4 with 1 RBI
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Signed 8-year $135M extension with Braves in 2014
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Traded to Dodgers July 2021 for $160M 6-year deal
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Height 6'5", weight 220 lbs as of 2024
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Bats left, throws right-handed
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Married to Chelsea Freeman, three sons: Charlie, Max, and Louis
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Father Fred Freeman was a college player, mother died of melanoma 2006
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1,000th career hit on June 15, 2016, vs Pittsburgh
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300th home run on July 5, 2021, vs Rockies
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2,000th career hit on September 30, 2024, vs Rockies
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Signed minor league deal with Orioles 2009 after Tommy John surgery
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High school: El Modena HS, Orange, CA
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Jersey number 5 throughout career
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500th double on August 26, 2023
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Cancer awareness advocate after mother's death and son's leukemia
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10-year Brave before trade, franchise leader in several stats
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2024 ankle injury but played through World Series
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First player to hit HR in first 3 World Series games since 2024 Game 1-3
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College commitment to Tennessee but drafted instead
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1,500th hit on May 26, 2021
Interpretation
Biographical and Milestones Interpretation
In the grand ledger of baseball, Freddie Freeman’s ledger shows a man drafted in the 5th round who repaid that debt a thousandfold, turning personal tragedy into a legacy of resilience marked by 2,000 hits, 300 homers, and a World Series performance for the ages.
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Defensive Stats23 stats
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Career fielding percentage at 1B: .996 through 2024
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10 Gold Glove caliber seasons with 2 actual wins (2018,2022)
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Putouts career: 15,234 at first base
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Assists total: 1,456 career through 2024
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Double plays turned: 1,456 career
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Errors: 72 career at 1B
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2022 Gold Glove with 99.5% fielding %
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Defensive Runs Saved (DRS): +25 career through 2024
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Ultimate Zone Rating (UZR): +12.5 career
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In 2018, led NL 1B with 12 DRS
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Total Zone Runs: +85 career
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2020: Perfect fielding in 44 games at 1B
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Range Factor per 9 innings: 10.12 career average
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Caught stealing as 1B: 21 career
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Passed balls: 0 career (as 1B primarily)
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2023: 1.00 fielding % with 1,123 putouts
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Infield assists leader among 1B in 2018 with 112
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Defensive WAR: 8.2 career through 2024
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2024: +3 DRS despite injury
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Fielding Bible Awards: 1 (2018)
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2016: Led 1B in assists with 129
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Career games at 1B: 1,724
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Innumerable diving stops, but 99.7% fielding in 2022
Interpretation
Defensive Stats Interpretation
Freddie Freeman’s career .996 fielding percentage feels less like a statistic and more like a polite but firm legal argument submitted to the court of public opinion, asserting his decade-long case for being criminally underrated by the Gold Glove voters.
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Postseason Stats24 stats
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In 2021 World Series Game 6, Freeman went 3-for-5 with 2 HR, 4 RBI, and 2 runs scored
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2024 World Series MVP with .320 average, 4 doubles, 3 HR, 12 RBI in 8 games
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Career postseason batting average .292 over 73 games through 2024
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In 2021 NLCS vs Dodgers, .333/.421/.619 with 3 HR in 6 games
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2020 NLCS: .304 average with 1 HR and 5 RBI in 7 games
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2021 World Series champion with Braves, hit .304 with 3 HR
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2023 NLDS vs D-backs: .250 with 1 HR in 3 games
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2024 NLCS vs Mets: .292/.375/.583 with 2 HR and 5 RBI in 7 games
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Career postseason OPS .888 through 2024
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2024 NLDS vs Padres: .375 average with 1 HR in 3 games despite ankle injury
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Walk-off grand slam in 2021 NLDS Game 4 vs Brewers
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2020 NL Wild Card vs Reds: 1-for-4 with 1 RBI
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2012 NLWC vs Cardinals: .250 in 1 game
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Career postseason home runs: 16 in 73 games
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Postseason RBIs: 48 through 2024
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2024 World Series Game 1: 1-for-5 with 1 HR despite sprained ankle
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2021 NLCS Game 6: 2-for-5 with 1 HR and 3 RBI
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Career postseason doubles: 17
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2023 NLCS vs D-backs: .188 average in 7 games
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2018 NLDS vs Brewers: .263 with 1 HR in 4 games
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Postseason stolen bases: 1 career
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2019 NLDS vs Cardinals: .300 average in 4 games
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2024 World Series total bases: 24 in 8 games
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2020 NLDS vs Cubs: .308 with 2 HR in 3 games
Interpretation
Postseason Stats Interpretation
Freddie Freeman doesn't just show up in the playoffs; he arrives with a blueprint for dismantling pitching staffs, methodically turning his consistent excellence into the exact hit his team needs when the lights burn hottest.
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Regular Season Stats30 stats
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Freddie Freeman's career batting average is .301 through the 2024 season
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In 2020, Freeman led MLB with a .341 batting average and 1.102 OPS in 60 games
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Freeman hit 271 home runs over 1,754 regular season games in his career as of 2024
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From 2013-2021 with Atlanta, Freeman averaged 162 hits per 162 games
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In 2019, Freeman slashed .304/.389/.576 with 32 HR and 100 RBI in 158 games
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Freeman's career on-base percentage stands at .393 entering 2024 playoffs
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He recorded 1,104 RBIs in 15 seasons through 2024 regular season
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Freeman's single-season high for doubles is 43 in 2016
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In 2021, he hit .300/.393/.518 with 31 HR and 81 RBI in 148 games
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Career slugging percentage of .514 for Freeman as of end of 2024
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Freeman had 1,751 hits with the Braves from 2010-2021
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In 2023 with Dodgers, .331/.410/.646 slash line with 29 HR and 102 RBI
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Career OPS+ of 156 for Freeman through 2024
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2024 regular season: .282/.378/.475 with 22 HR and 89 RBI in 149 games
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Freeman's 2018 stats: .309/.411/.505 with 23 HR and 94 RBI
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He stole 52 bases in his career through 2024
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Triples career total: 37 through 2024 regular season
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In 2013 rookie year, .259/.350/.462 with 23 HR in 147 games
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2022: .325/.393/.562 with 21 HR and 73 RBI in 112 games
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Career walks: 1,028 through 2024
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Strikeouts total: 1,557 in regular season career
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2015: .275/.364/.499 with 26 HR and 81 RBI
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Hit-by-pitch career: 84 times
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Sacrifice flies: 55 in career
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Intentional walks: 132 career
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GIDP (grounded into double plays): 168 career
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2017: .304/.408/.486 with 28 HR and 80 RBI
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2014: .288/.377/.456 with 18 HR and 73 RBI
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Career at-bats: 6,748 through 2024
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Plate appearances career: 7,856
Interpretation
Regular Season Stats Interpretation
Freddie Freeman is a metronome of batting excellence, producing a decade and a half of .300/30/100 seasons with such reliable, stoic grace that pitchers are forced to pitch to him, knowing full well it will probably just add another line drive to his ever-growing ledger.
Reference
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APA
Marcus Engström. (2026, February 13). Freddie Freeman Statistics. Gitnux. https://gitnux.org/freddie-freeman-statistics
MLA
Marcus Engström. "Freddie Freeman Statistics." Gitnux, 13 Feb 2026, https://gitnux.org/freddie-freeman-statistics.
Chicago
Marcus Engström. 2026. "Freddie Freeman Statistics." Gitnux. https://gitnux.org/freddie-freeman-statistics.
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