Freddie Freeman became the latest MLB player to record his 2,000th hit on Sunday, having achieved the feat during the Dodgers’ extra-innings loss against the Astros.
An RBI double in the bottom of the eighth inning marked Freeman’s 2,000th hit in the majors, making him the 295th player in league history to hit the milestone mark, and the sixth active player.
After the game, the team celebrated Freeman’s accomplishment, and the 33-year-old gave an awesome speech to his teammates in the locker room.