Freddie Freeman is without question one of the greatest first basemen of his generation. The two-time World Series champion has been a solid defender and excellent offensive contributor throughout his 15-year MLB career. Even at 35 years old, Freeman is still as elite as it comes at the first base position.Aside from Freddie Freeman being effective at the plate, the superstar is incredibly durable. Since becoming a full-time player, Freeman has played in at least 117 games every season (2020 shortened season not included). This only adds to his value to clubs, both in real life and fantasy.From a fantasy baseball perspective, Freddie Freeman remains one of the top options at the position, battling only Vladimir Guerrero Jr, Matt Olson and Bryce Harper for the best possible option. Although his home run numbers might be slowly declining, he will undoubtedly be one of the top names off the board at first base.Here's a closer look at 30 fantasy baseball team names in honor of Freddie FreemanAside from his success on the field with the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers, part of the reasons behind Freeman being a fan favorite is his infectious personality. Thus, if you are going to draft Freddie Freeman in your fantasy baseball leagues this season, why not honor that fun personality with a team name worthy of his status.Freddie and the Free MenThe Freddie Mercury'sRight Said FredFreeman's FuriesFreddie's FlintstonesRed Fred RedemptionFast and the FreemanThe Freddie Prinze Jr.'sThe Walking FredFred, Fredd, and FreddieThe Morgan FreemansThe Nashville FredatorsBig Fred GumIn Bed with FredHollywood FredFive Nights At Freddie'sThe Freddie KrugersFreddie Got FingeredTry Fred InsteadI Can't Believe It's Not FreemanFreddie's Got FirstFountain Valley FredM-V-FreeA-Fred of the CurveThe Quick and the FredHaveeeee You Met FredFred Light, Green LightFred ClausThe Furious FreemenClifford the Big Fred DogFreeman's name is a versatile one, so better sure to honor the Los Angeles Dodgers superstar with a creative team name if you take him in your fantasy baseball draft. The only thing that's better than winning, is winning it all with your own custom team name.Even later in his career, Freddie Freeman is still a part of arguably the best lineup in baseball and should be drafted accordingly. So take Freddie, enjoy the output, and give yourself a clever name along the way.