Freddie Freeman is ON FIRE! (Check out his top moments since the All-Star break!) | MLB

This is the Dodger team that has killed it with runners in scoring position and men on and Freeman is at the top of that. Look what he does when there's a runner on. Freeman lifts the ball to right field. Gonzalez going back. Track. Wall. Gone. Third Dodger home run of the day. One from all of the all-stars at the top. Look at Freeman's home run swing. That pitch up in the zone too. Still able to get to it. I mean just so effortless. He picks his spots when he's going the other way. When he can pull pitches. And the division's essentially wrapped up this early on. It's a puffed and foul ground that Freeman will catch basket style. Leaning over the railing. This is a nice job by Freddie. He gets over there and he finds where he's at. He finds that railing. You see him kind of slip with that left foot on the cement and it just kind of goes. But he's able to catch himself with that right hand. He's on the railing. For this one. And then Freddie goes to the left center field gap. Here comes Mookie in to score. Turner will be held at third. And in to second with a run scoring double is Freddie Freeman. 3-0 Dodgers. And it was good. In the air. Shallow right. Freddie's got a tough play. And he makes it! Oh! What a play by Freddie Freeman! Absolutely spectacular! Wow! 2-1. Is belted. Deep right field. Forget about it. Into the second deck. Home run. Freddie Freeman. And on Freeman's 16th of the season. The Dodgers lead 1-0. The numbers we didn't get in. We didn't get to when it comes to Peralta. On the first inning. His ERA is 9. This is. He's had 10 starts. This is his 11th. He's given up 10 earned runs. So you can take advantage of that first inning. Here it is. The Dodgers did that. They put a run on the board. With a great swing by Freddie Freeman. That he did not miss. First base side. Freeman off the bag. Gets up and throws. And that is a nice play. And I cannot help but think. That Dave Roberts talked to us. Just today. About how Freddie Freeman does not take one pitch off. This is a blowout game. It's the eighth inning. And Freddie Freeman is locked in on this ball. We're not counting how much the net has saved people on line drives. But we are counting this swing. Having some kind of year. Polite clap from his buddy Mookie. Freddie hits a high fly ball. Toward right center and deep. Back to the track. It is gone. A home run. Freddie Freeman. His 18th of the season. And through the rain. Freddie Freeman makes it 1-0 Dodgers. Trim at a straightaway center. And this one is gone. Freeman's done it again. 4-4 for Freddie. 19 home runs on the season for Freddie Freeman. Now with 90 runs batted in on the year. Charlie. Guess who's sleeping with mom and dad tonight. High fly ball. A majestic drive. How far. Look out. Pool over the pool. Wow. 3-0 Dodgers on a pair of monstrous home runs. First Gatto. Now Freeman. Man when he hit that thing. I started to get anxious for that shark in the pool. And I went right over that thing. He's hit two balls. He hit one earlier on this trip in San Diego. But I'll be darned if it wasn't rainy and misty. I thought it would have gone out of the stadium. Popped up. Shallow right. Over there is Freddie Freeman. He bobbles head and makes the play.