Los Angeles Dodgers star Freddie Freeman He took over fatherly duties less than 24 hours after winning the World Series.

Freddie, 35, spent Halloween trick-or-treating on the streets of Los Angeles with his three sons. Freddie8, Brandon3 and Maximum3 — The night after the Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees in Game 5 in the Bronx.

“One night you’re winning the World Series… The next night you’re trick-or-treating with your kids. ”Freddie’s wife, Chelsea Freemanshared via Instagram On Thursday, October 31st.

Freddie and Chelsea’s kids dressed up as superheroes for the big night – Freddie as Iron Man, Brandon as the Hulk and Max as Spider-Man – and posed under a giant balloon display in front of their house before collecting candy from the neighborhood.

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Chelsea revealed the family flew home overnight following the victory in New York, where the crew slept for just two hours.

“Wish us luck,” Chelsea said of her Halloween plans via Instagram Story.

In a video shared by Chelsea, Max said: Guillain-Barré syndrome was diagnosedEarlier this year, who has a rare neurological disorder, he was seen holding his father’s hand as he walked to a neighbor’s door.

Freddie shared a video of Max on Instagram in September learning to walk againexactly two months after he was hospitalized.

Chelsea after the Dodgers won the World Series on Wednesday, October 30 opened It’s about Max’s journey.

“It’s a complete rollercoaster of our emotions,” he said in a postgame interview. “We were at our lowest, and being here today was our highest.”

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Chelsea continued: “I’m so proud of him with everything we’ve been through as a family this year and his injuries. He’s basically Superman but we’re so happy.”

While Halloween was a night celebrating everything Max had accomplished, it also turned out to be a serendipitous event for a young fan named Ozzy. I met Freddie while dressed as a baseball star.

“I found it!” the boy’s mother wrote alongside a photo of her son and Freddie shared by the Dodgers first baseman via Instagram Story. “Ozzy decided last week that he didn’t want to be Pokemon anymore and insisted on being Freddie Freeman instead. I never thought I’d say this, but my $100 overnight stay was worth every penny.”

The young fan’s mother concluded the post by tagging Freddie, writing: “Thank you for a Halloween moment this kid will remember forever.”