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ATLANTA — Freddie Freeman returned to his former home and couldn’t stop crying.

ATLANTA — Freddie Freeman strolled into the press conference room at Truist Park, took a glance at the media — many of whom covered the bulk of his Braves career – and turned right around. “Give me a moment,” he said, exiting the area.

The former Brave got emotional in his first game vs. his former team.

The Dodgers first baseman hasn’t returned to his former home stadium since he signed with L.A. in March.

CINCINNATI — The Queen City is not known for its hot springs, mineral baths or restorative cures – unless you have deep, unfounded faith in the healing powers of Skyline chili. But a three-day visit was very therapeutic for the Dodgers’ hitters.

CINCINNATI — As Freddie Freeman hit just four home runs in his first 260 plate appearances this season, he would tell you it didn’t worry him — and then recite the exit velocities and launch angles of the fly balls he felt deserved a better fate.

For the most part, the fans got it right, but there were still a few snubs in the results released on Tuesday.

CINCINNATI — Freddie Freeman is getting ready for his close-up.

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