As the Los Angeles Dodgers continue their pursuit of a repeat World Series title—something that hasn’t happened in over two decades—much of the spotlight has been on Shohei Ohtani. But quietly and consistently,

Freddie Freeman nearly brushed the dirt with his bat barrel, raking through the bottom of the strike zone for a bases-clearing triple to help the Los Angeles Dodgers dominate the Miami Marlins on Wednesday in Miami.

It was a rare game of triples for the visiting team, along with the patented Freddie Freeman runners-in-scoring-position reliability. Los Angeles got on the board after Freeman drove Shohei Ohtani in, who had tripled one inning earlier. Freeman’s triple came with the bases loaded, putting this game well out of hand for Miami.