Yo Delta Dynasty! Welcome back to MLB Daily Delta. I'm Aaron Jolly, and today we're going to the opposite end of the volatility spectrum with one of the steadiest bats of his generation: Freddie Freeman. If Jackson Chourio and Oneil Cruz are where you stash your risk, Freddie is where you park your money — boring, elite, and almost never a bad pick wherever he falls in the first few rounds. In 2025, Freeman played 147 games for the Dodgers and put together yet another rock‑solid season: 556 at‑bats, 165 hits, 39 doubles, 24 home runs, 90 R.B.I., 81 runs scored, 6 steals, and a .295/.367/.502 slash line. We break down: - His incredibly consistent skill set (90.9 mph exit velocity, 45.7% hard-hit rate) - Why his floor is one of the highest in fantasy baseball - The age-36 risk and what regression looks like - How to value him vs. younger, higher-cei ...