Freddie Freeman experienced an epiphany regarding his swing after viewing a comedic video shared by manager Dave Roberts. Reflecting on his World Series moment, Freeman noted he was more engaged with his front ankle during his swing, leading to improved results. After struggling with his hitting, he adjusted his technique to focus on his legs and front ankle, yielding positive outcomes. In the ten games following this adjustment, Freeman achieved a .359 batting average and regained confidence in his abilities at the plate.
Freeman observed a key difference in his swing that night, noting 'I'm more in my front ankle,' which contrasted with how he had been swinging recently.
Freeman stated, 'It's just more [about leaning] into my front ankle. It's helping me be on time and on top [of the ball].'
Since making the adjustment on July 21, Freeman has achieved a .359 batting average and regained confidence at the plate after a two-month slump.
After his first three-hit game in a month, Freeman expressed optimism, saying, 'We'll see how it goes in the game.'
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