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29
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0 of 29 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Freddie Freeman claimed not to hear the boos that came raining down on him Tuesday night.
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that → claim → him
Having expected as much in his return to Atlanta this week, he simply blocked out the crowd every time he stepped to the plate.
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he → expect → plate
“I don’t really hear much out there,” the future Hall of Fame first baseman said after Game 3 of the National League Division Series on Tuesday.
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baseman → hear → Tuesday
“It’s just noise, because it’s so loud.”
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it → ’ → ?
There’s been plenty of noise around Freeman entering this series, of course, with the veteran Dodgers star being pitted against his old Braves team.
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star → enter → team
But from the beginning of the week, Freeman downplayed the narrative, minimizing his role in this best-of-five series.
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Freeman → downplay → series
“I understand it will be a storyline, I get it,” Freeman told reporters before the start of this NLDS.
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Freeman → understand → NLDS
I’m not going to try and look at it any differently.”
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I → go → it
Indeed, the only real difference in this reunion has been the reception he received from his former home fans.
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he → receive → fans
Over the years, Freeman usually receives ovations during his trips back to Truist Park.
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Freeman → receive → Park
In his first return in 2022, he got choked up while being serenaded during his championship ring presentation.
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he → choke → presentation
On Tuesday night, however, there were no cheers when he was announced during pregame introductions or before the start of each of his at-bats.
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he → be → bats
Instead, he was met with a wave of repeated boos.
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he → meet → boos
One particularly vocal fan near the press box went so far as to begin chanting “traitor!”
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fan → go → traitor
To the 37-year-old, it was all to be anticipated.
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it → anticipate → old
“I’ve got a gray uniform on,” he said with a smile.
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he → get → smile
“I expect boos.
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I → expect → boos
It’s OK.”
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It → ’ → ?
Freeman still made sure to reflect fondly on his 15 years in the Braves’ organization.
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Freeman → make → organization
“I’ve had wonderful experiences with the white uniform on here,” he said.
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he → have → uniform
“I loved every second of it.”
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I → love → it
Then again, he also loved the way that Tuesday’s 3-1 win played out, when he quieted the boos by hitting his second home run of the series.
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he → love → series
It helped put the Dodgers one win from the NL Championship Series and the Braves’ season on the brink of elimination.
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It → put → elimination
“We’re trying to win the game.
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We → try → game
They want to win it for their team,” he said.
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he → want → team
“So it’s OK.
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it → ’ → ?
It’s all love.
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It → ’ → ?
I still love everybody here.”
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I → love → everybody
As for the boos, he was asked again:
“I would be surprised if they cheered me in October.”
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they → ask → October
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