US EditionFreddie Freeman, Dodgers surprise ALS patient with custom wheelchair
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Freddie Freeman, Dodgers surprise ALS patient with custom wheelchair
Freddie Freeman is among the finalists for the 2025 Lou Gehrig Award, which is presented annually bythe Phi Delta Theta International Fraternity to the player who best exemplifies the spirit and character of the beloved New York Yankees Hall of Famer, both on and off the field. Gehrig was a distinguished member of Phi Delta Theta and the award was created to acknowledge an individual player’s outstanding commitment to both his community and phil…
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