"I really don't think you guys have any idea what he's put himself through to be able to play for this," utility man Kiké Hernandez said. "Superhero [stuff]. I expect Freddie to never pay for a meal ever again in LA."
"It's not just because of what he's done [in the World Series]," Hernandez said, "but because of what he's done the last month to put himself in a position of where he can just show up and wear cleats."
"He's given us everything," Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy said, "he's literally given us his body. What Freddie has done is amazing."
"This guy's been doing it one foot, and broken bones all over the place, and still putting his body on the line every day. ... It's been really fun to watch him do what he's doing after everything he's gone through this year. He's the ultimate competitor. He's just Freddie Freeman."
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