Dodgers wives unite behind Chelsea Freeman in unforgettable GBS mission inspired by family pain

Time of India

08-07-2025

Dodgers wives unite behind Chelsea Freeman in unforgettable GBS mission inspired by family pain (Image Source: Getty Images)
The Los Angeles Dodgers continue to be together on and off the field. As the players work hard throughout the long and grueling season, their wives often stand together in important ways.
On Monday, Chelsea Freeman, Freddie Freeman's wife with the Los Angeles Dodgers, had a heartwarming experience in Los Angeles. It wasn't just a night of shopping and entertainment, it was also a night utilized to raise money for the GBS Foundation, an organization close to the heart of the Freeman family.
Dodgers wives team up with Chelsea Freeman and Haeley Snell to support Guillain-Barré syndrome charity event
The shopping event was funded in addition to the trendy fashion brand Paige. It brought together wives and girlfriends of nearly all of the Dodgers' players.
They included Haeley Snell, wife of pitcher Blake Snell, and Cara Smith, wife of catcher Will Smith. Its purpose was to fundraise and bring awareness for the GBS Foundation, which assists those with Guillain-Barré syndrome. The condition is very rare so it's extremely dangerous and weakens the body's nervous system.
Chelsea shared photos of the night on Instagram. She captioned, "Such a fun night hosting a shopping event with @paige and the @ladodgerwives supporting the GBS foundation! We had the best time!.'
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There was lots of laughter, shopping, and good energy as the Dodgers' wives showed their support for the cause. They also spent quality time with each other, further affirming how close this group is.
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Particularly given their own experience with Guillain-Barré syndrome, the Freemans found this charity event to be rather unique. Maximus, the youngest son of Freddie and Chelsea, was admitted last year for this identical disease.
Though it was difficult, he got the right care and made a full recovery. Chelsea's own experience gave this cause even more significance for her. She was offering hope to others still fighting the disease by organizing this event.
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Earlier during the week, the families of the Dodgers also met for their game after the Fourth of July. Though they were thoroughly defeated at the hands of the Astros 18-1, the players and families remained following the game to see fireworks display at Dodger Stadium.
Amidst the hectic baseball season, these little delights count a great deal.
Even during a tough week on the diamond, the Dodgers' families had joy and purpose on the diamond. Chelsea Freeman, with help from Haeley Snell and others, hosted a special night that unified people. It benefited a great cause, commemorated the journey of the Freeman family, and reminded everyone of the great community that supports the team.
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